, Nov. 27 -- Over the past 11 months, Bangladesh's anti-graft landscape has unfolded with a mix of progress, as the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) has wrapped up 249 cases since December 2024, but with more than half ending up in acquittal.

From December 2024 to October 2025, 512 cases were filed against corrupt people both at home and abroad, including money launderers, state fund embezzlers, loan defaulters and various government, private and political figures.

During the same period, 249 pending cases were resolved, resulting in convictions in 126 cases and acquittal in 123.

The ACC also reported recovering fines amounting to Tk 5,058 crore and confiscating assets worth Tk 321 crore.

According to 11 months of case and charge shee...