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Public Servants ACC suggests mechanism to examine wealth reports

Staff Correspondent
The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) yesterday suggested that the cabinet division introduce a permanent system at ministries or government offices immediately for scrutinising the wealth statements submitted by government officials.
The system would help maintain discipline at ministries or government offices and curb corruption, ACC Director General (Admin) Col Hanif Iqbal said while speaking at a press briefing at the ACC headquarters.
The commission in a letter to the cabinet secretary yesterday offered the suggestion to deal with the wealth statements submitted by government officials following an order from the establishment ministry.
The ministry has informed the ACC that the government officials have submitted their wealth statements. Earlier, the commission urged the ministry to issue orders asking die government employees to submit their wealth statements.
"The government officials have submitted their wealth statements to the establishment ministry," said Col I lanif Iqbal adding that if the wealth statements arc scrutinised, it would be possible to get a clear idea about corrupt officials.
Replying to a query whether the commission will look into the wealth statement, Hanif said, "The ACC will not get involved in the task The respective offices or departments or ministries will scrutinise die statements under their own arrangement, which will be a permanent system.”
"The system would help us get a clear idea about corruption done by government officials so far and euro it," he said adding that if necessary, fresh recommendations on the matter might be forwarded.
Meanwhile, the ACC yesterday approved submission of charge sneet against former Awami League (AL) lawmaker Sheikh Fazlul Karim Selim and his wife Gulshan Ara for amassingTk 26.92 crore beyond their known sources of income and concealing information about their wealth worth over Tk 10 crore. corruption, ACC Director General (Admin) Col Hanif Iqbal said while speaking at a press briefing at the ACC headquarters.
The commission in a letter to the cabinet secretary yesterday offered the suggestion to deal with the wealth statements submitted by government officials following an order from the establishment ministry.
The ministry has informed the ACC that the government officials have submitted their wealth statements. Earlier, the commission urged the ministry to issue orders asking die government employees to submit their wealth statements.
"The government officials have submitted their wealth statements to the establishment ministry," said Col I lanif Iqbal adding that if the wealth statements arc scrutinised, it would be possible to get a clear idea about corrupt officials.
Replying to a query whether the commission will look into the wealth statement, Hanif said, "The ACC will not get involved in the task The respective offices or departments or ministries will scrutinise die statements under their own arrangement, which will be a permanent system.”
"The system would help us get a clear idea about corruption done by government officials so far and euro it," he said adding that if necessary, fresh recommendations on the matter might be forwarded.
Meanwhile, the ACC yesterday approved submission of charge sneet against former Awami League (AL) lawmaker Sheikh Fazlul Karim Selim and his wife Gulshan Ara for amassingTk 26.92 crore beyond their known sources of income and concealing information about their wealth worth over Tk 10 crore.