Commerce Minister Tipu Munshi on Monday said he has got a directive to refund the money of deprived customers and clients of e-commerce platform Evaly.
“The ministry is working to prepare a guideline and checking the information of customers, and the legal procedure is underway in this regard,” he told reporters on Monday, reports UNB.
The minister gave the information while talking to the journalists after a high-level meeting of the committee formed by the government to monitor e-commerce activities.
Regarding Destiny and Jubok, the minister said, “Both the organisations have some assets and we can return at least half of the money of their customers if the assets could be sold legally.”
Prime Minister's Private Industry and Investment Adviser Salman Fazlur Rahman, Posts and Telecommunications Minister Mustafa Jabbar, State Minister for Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Junaid Ahmed Palak and representatives of the ministries concerned and agencies were present at the meeting.
