That’s not oversight. That’s a red flag. One agency, Bhaluka Overseas, got the green light; even though it’s never sent a single worker to Malaysia. Its owner admits he used to send workers through other agencies. Now? He’s in the ‘lucky 25’. No bribes needed, he says. But the real story? Old syndicate players are back; just hiding behind new names. Workers could end up paying ₹4.3 lakh or more to go to Malaysia. And yes, some of the agencies on the list are already under corruption investigations in Bangladesh. Malaysia picked the agencies; not Bangladesh. And while the government says it’s trying to fix things, the new deal expires in December. Until then, workers are stuck with middlemen, inflated costs, and zero transparency. If you’re thinking of going to Malaysia; double-check the agency. Because this isn’t just about jobs. It’s about who gets to profit from your dream.