In light of recent allegations, Asiatic 3sixty has issued an official statement refuting all claims and clarifying its position. The following statement, signed by Group Chairperson Sara Zaker, outlines their stance in full:
Recently, a vested group has been spreading rumours and fabricated information through media and social platforms involving Asiatic 3sixty, its affiliated companies, and members of its board of directors. Motivated by self-interest, this group is creating confusion by circulating inaccurate and misleading information among the public and stakeholders. The allegations made against Asiatic 3sixty, without any factual basis, include the supply of fake gold medals, CRI connections, corruption in organising events for the 50th anniversary of independence and Mujib Borsho, involvement in organising Joy Bangla concerts, and monopolising the advertising market. It is worth mentioning that none of these allegations and extravagant claims apply to Asiatic 3sixty.
Asiatic's Statement on the Allegations
Regarding the gold crests that were presented to global leaders, politicians, thinkers, philosophers, artists, intellectuals, and prominent citizens of various countries in recognition of their support for Bangladesh's Liberation War — these were supplied by a different company, not Asiatic. However, a smearing campaign is being carried out against Asiatic. Asiatic's sole role in that initiative was to act as an event management company.
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