Hassan Bipul, bdnews24.com Published: 02 Jan 2021 01:39 AM BdST Updated: 02 Jan 2021 01:42 AM BdST Fraudsters have stolen reports first published by bdnews24.com, including the photos, and uploaded them on so-called blog sites to lodge complaints with the server management authorities of copyright infringement against the news publisher. "); } A cyber security expert says some people have turned to plagiarism to bring false allegations maybe because they do not want the reports to remain on the internet, in public domain. “Such incidents occurred twice in past 10 days,” says a spokesperson for bdnews24.com, “we have told the server management company that the claims are false and the complainants themselves violated the copyright law by stealing the contents.”