Bangladesh interim government is reviewing power deals made by previous government. One deal involves India's Adani Group. A committee recommends hiring investigators to examine these agreements. The committee believes some agreements might need cancellation or renegotiation.

A review committee formed by Bangladesh’s interim government on Sunday recommended engaging an investigation agency to examine power agreements signed by deposed prime minister Sheikh Hasina’s regime with different business groups,

Ltd (APJL) entered into a 25-year agreement with the Bangladesh Power Development Board to deliver 1,496 MW of electricity from its Godda power plant.

DHAKA: The national review committee of Bangladesh's power and energy ministry on Sunday recommended a review of major power contracts awarded by the ousted Sheikh Hasina govt, including the one to Adani Group in Jharkhand.

On Wednesday, U.S. prosecutors indicted Indian billionaire Gautam Adani and seven others for fraud, alleging a $265 million scheme to bribe Indian officials to secure power-supply deals.

Bangladesh review committee recommends investigation into power agreements, including Adani Group deal, amid corruption allegations.

The interim government, headed by Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus, had formed a committee to review power contracts signed by exiled former PM Sheikh Hasina.