DHAKA, Bangladesh — Bangladesh’s official anti-graft watchdog Anti-corruption Commission on Thursday questioned Muhammad Yunus, who was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2006, involving charges of money laundering and fund embezzlement. Yunus’ lawyer, Abdullah Al Mamun, said the charges against his client were “false and baseless.” The commission summoned Yunus, chairman of Grameen Telecom, over $2.28 million from the company’s …