Allegations of corruption in the name of Md. Nurul Hudar, extension officer of Small Micro and Cottage Industries Foundation BSCIC district office under the Ministry of Industry, have been raised in various circles. Forty five thousand rupees had to be deposited to take a loan of three lakh rupees. Not getting the money, Md. Nizam Uddin filed complaints in various departments. According to the complaint, due to lack of capital, SMCIF contacted the extension staff of the district office and applied for loan withdrawal. He submitted land deeds, disclaimers, bank statements, check slips and other documents as collateral. When contacted again due to non-loan, extension worker Nurul Huda said that the mentioned documents could not fulfill the conditions as per the rules. So half of the loan was paid to him. Give a loan of Rs. 3 lakhs within a week. Forty five thousand cash should be deposited with him to establish trust. He paid the deposit. When asked about this, the extension officer of Bisik district office, Md. Nurul Huda, said, “It has been two months since I joined. I do not know anyone named Nizam Uddin. BSCIC Deputy Manager Md. Akram Hossain said, I do not know anything about the complaint.