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Shahzad Uddin

Professor of Accounting and Director of the Centre for Accountability and Global Development Director at Essex Business School, University of Essex.

Colchester, UK.

Shahzad Uddin

Tulip Siddiq and the fall of Bangladesh’s most powerful family

UK Politics

Tulip Siddiq and the fall of Bangladesh’s most powerful family

— UK anti-corruption minister Tulip Siddiq resigned after being implicated in Bangladeshi corruption probes involving her family, including deposed PM Sheikh Hasina. Legal and financial misconduct allegations intensify amid Bangladesh’s ongoing investigations.

By Shahzad Uddin

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