How the pieces of the state connect
The Connections
Beyond the formal org chart, the parts of the state are tied together by regulation, money, ownership, and conflict. These relationships were read out of the tracker records own sourced text and kept only where both ends are entities the twin already tracks, so every link points somewhere you can open. Each carries the evidence it was drawn from.
Who regulates and oversees whom
Each regulator or oversight body shown with the entities under its supervision.
External financing and partnership
Development partners shown with the bodies they finance or work through.
Institutional parentage
Subsidiary, reporting, and membership ties beyond the formal org tree.
Reported frictions and disputes
Institution-level disputes the records document, with the reported detail. Stated as reported in the source material.
Chattogram Custom House issued a formal demand notice to Petrobangla for Tk 22,048.62 crore in unpaid duties and taxes on LNG imports
Chattogram Custom House assessed that Bangladesh Petroleum Corporation (BPC) and its subsidiaries owed Tk 12,347 crore in unpaid duties on 7,190 bills of entry
Sumitomo Corporation's proposed majority stake acquisition in the Japanese Economic Zone (Araihazar) flagged by the Economic Relations Division (ERD) as against national interest
BSFIC's total outstanding debt to five state-owned banks (Sonali, Janata, Agrani, Rupali, and Krishi) stood at approximately Tk 10,518 crore; Sonali Bank alone sought government bonds worth Tk 6,600 crore
Padma Bank loan default case No. 103/2020 (Chattogram Money Loan Court): Tk 93.82 crore outstanding; arrest warrant issued April 2024
Sonali Bank (Motijheel branch) loan default: Tk 11.63 crore outstanding
drew condemnation from Transparency International Bangladesh (TIB) and Jamaat-e-Islami chief Shafiqur Rahman
Finance Minister Amir Khasru Mahmud Chowdhury stated that IMF conditions are 'not suitable' for Bangladesh's economy
8 officials jailed January 2026 out of a 58-defendant case filed April 2024 covering illegal ad hoc appointments 2019-2023
dispute referred to FBCCI's Alternative Dispute Resolution tribunal
the World Bank expressed dissatisfaction to the Education Ministry
Method and sources
These 734 relationships were extracted from the free text of the GovTwin tracker records (mandates, legal bases, recent events, positions), each with a verbatim evidence quote, then kept only where the named counterpart resolves to another entity the twin tracks; relationships pointing to untracked organisations or individuals are not shown here. Hover any name for the evidence. Succession and merger relations were dropped after review found namesake and historical mismatches (for example a defunct 1972 bank resolving onto a modern one of the same name); only institution-level disputes that survived that check are listed. The links inherit the sourcing of the records they came from and are presented as reported. The formal chain of command is on Government Structure.