Dhaka, Feb. 13 -- The recent release of Transparency International's Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) for 2024 paints a grim picture for Bangladesh, which has plummeted to 151st out of 180 countries, scoring a disheartening 23 out of 100.
As per a report of our newspaper published on Wednesday, this marks the lowest score for the nation in 13 years, underscoring a troubling trend that demands immediate attention and action.
Corruption in Bangladesh is not merely a political issue; it is a systemic ailment that permeates various sectors, including public procurement, law enforcement, and healthcare.
The findings of the CPI reveal that Bangladesh is now ranked second lowest in South Asia, ahead only of Afghanistan, and is among 101 count...