Legal notice served to Apu over cheque fraud

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Legal notice served to Apu over cheque fraud
A businessman named Badshah Bulbul has dispatched a legal notice against actress Apu Biswas for cheque fraud. On Sunday (July 19) Dhaka Judge Court Advocate Munzur Alam sent the notice. In line with the notice, Apu Biswas possessed an excellent relationship with businessman Badshah Bulbul. 

On that celebration, Apu took a loan of Tk 10 lakh from the businessman to give the installment for the buy of a good plot, to buy an exclusive car and a set. On July 7, he gave a check for Tk 5 lakh within the loan repayment, however the lender authorities came back it as there is no profit the account.

When ApuBiswas was informed about the matter, she continued to delay. At one level she stopped interacting with the businessman. Hence, in the legal notice Apu has got been asked to give all the money within 30 days. If not, a case will get filed against ApuBiswas, the notice said.

 Meanwhile, Apu Biswas denied the allegations and claimed that she was a victim of a conspiracy.She said, "I've had to spend lots of time in financial difficulties after separating from Shakib Khan. 

Therefore, I decided that what I must say i had a need to do was discover how to perform it right. Within that, we sold a few of our family resources in Bogra and started a business together with Badshah Bulbul. But in a couple of days I noticed that his behavior had not been good. 

He even started behaving indecently with me in gestures. THEREFORE I decided not continue steadily to work with him. I have already been away from organization ever since. Seeing that I could not give correct period, Mr. Bulbul requested me to sign 2/3 cheque books for any future business work.

The existing incident has been fabricated with those cheques. Besides, I had lodged a GD with the Gulshan police station at that time regarding the issue of the cheque. There is also evidence. I am hoping Mr. Bulbul will avoid doing this and in addition from dishonoring me."
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