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Actress Tanjin Tisha Appears in Court Over Saree Gift Dispute, Denies Fraud Allegations

Popular Television Actress Seeks Extension of Bail at Dhaka Metropolitan Magistrate Court in ৳28,000 Fraud and Breach of Trust Case

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Entertainment Desk • 29 Sept • 2 min read

Actress Tanjin Tisha Appears in Court Over Saree Gift Dispute, Denies Fraud Allegations
Actress Tanjin Tisha speaks to journalists after appearing before the Dhaka Metropolitan Magistrate Court regarding a fraud case involving promotional attire.

Popular Bangladeshi television actress Tanjin Tisha appeared before Dhaka Metropolitan Magistrate Kamal Uddin’s court on Tuesday (September 29, 2026) to surrender and apply for an extension of her bail in connection with a fraud and breach of trust lawsuit involving an online fashion business.

Speaking to journalists outside the courtroom alongside her lawyer Nihar Hossain Faruk, Tisha explained that the controversy stemmed from a designer saree valued at approximately ৳28,800 sent to her as a gift through a mutual acquaintance. The case, originally filed in 2025 by Aminul Islam, admin of the online fashion portal 'Aponia', alleges that Tisha failed to fulfill promotional commitments or pay for the attire before severing communication. Police Detective Branch (DB) submitted an investigation report confirming initial grounds, prompting a court summons issued on July 12. Tisha, who previously secured bail on August 13, maintained that the delay in posting photos was caused by her film shooting commitments rather than intentional deception, pledging her full faith in the judicial process to clear her name.

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