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Campaign against corruption in govt offices soon

Says ACC chief

Our Correspondent, Dinajpur
Anti-corruption Commission (ACC) Chairman Hasan Mashhud Chowdhury yesterday called upon tire government officials to refrain themselves from corruption and help uproot the seed of graft from everyone's mind
He added that the ACC will launch a special campaign within the next one month where people giving information about corruption of government officials will be rewarded.
He was addressing a view exchange meeting on corruption with the government officials at Dinajpur Loko Bhaban auditorium.
The ACC chief also said that the ACC with the help of the caretaker government would do everything to eliminate corruption from the society.
Deputy Commissioner of Dinajpur Md Nabiul Haque Moilah was also present at the meeting.
The ACC chairman said the
previous governments raised the pay scale twice but that didn't help eliminate corruption. Because, people look for opportunities when there is a difference between what they get and what they want.
“But is there any limit to how much people want?” He questioned.
He observed that people are being corrupt not only because
they need money, rather it has become a habit.
Mashhud underscored the need for widespread campaigning across the country to make people realise that corruption is a social illness
Besides, people have to attain the courage to resist corruption.
Ever since the anti-graft drive began, corrupt people had been
under pressure. Some of the suspects have been sued but they are now getting bails and the suffering of mass people remains the same So, anti graft slogans will have to be raised from mosques, madrasus, schools and colleges, he added.
He also warned the government officials saying that the government has a firm determination to free the country from corruption.
"We don't want to bear the bad reputation of corruption," he added.
Following the meeting, the ACC chief visited Dinajpur Govt College and administered its students and teachers an oath to refrain themselves from corruption.
Later, he handed over crests and certificates to the winners of an essay writing competition on corruption at the college auditorium.
Sources in Dinajpur said Mashhud will visit Birganj in Dinajpur, Boda in Panchagarh and Pachbibi in Joypurhat today.