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Rajuk asked to list all plot recipients in 7yrs

JS body also asks for details of graft since 1973

Rashidul Hasan
A parliamentary committee yesterday asked Rajuk authorities to prepare a list of persons who got allocation of plots and flats in the city during 2002 to 2008 through political influence canceling previous allotments to others.
The parliamentary standing committee on public undertakings also asked Rajuk to submit details about the government's tenure-wise irregularities took place since 1973 to till date.
The committee found that former housing adviser Mainul Hosein took plots and flats in the capital by giving false information in affidavit and asked the concerned authorities to cancel those.
The committee blasted Rajuk for its finan-
cial anomalies including not keeping its audit reports.
It also directed Rajuk authorities to take actions against those who have built houses and structures violating Rajuk's building code.
The committee also asked Rajuk to return installment of plot applicants along with bank interest, as they did not get plots.
"Many ministers, lawmakers, politicians of the past BNP-led four-party alliance government, army men and civilians made influence in getting plots through political influence." Mohiuddin Khan Alamgir, chairman of the committee, told reporters after its meeting held at the Jatiya Sangsad Bhaban.
"We have asked Rajuk to identify those
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influential people who have taken Rajuk's plots in the past by submitting false information and take legal action against them," Alamgir, also a ruling Awami League lawmaker, said.
Replying to a question, the committee chief said they have got information that former adviser Mainul Hosein had allocated plots to his children, wife and relatives.
Besides, some people have got plots and flats in Gulshan, Baridhara and Uttara despite having their residence in the city violating the Rajuk rules. So. the committee asked the authority concerned to investigate into the matter.
He said the meeting directed Rajuk to provide housing facilities to less solvent and insolvent people living in the city following the model of Singapore.
It also asked Rajuk to be transparent in allocating plots in Purbachal. JhilmiT and Uttara projects.
’We have also asked Rajuk to take coordinated steps along with Wasa. Dhaka City Corporation and other authorities concerned to reduce traffic congestion and water logging in the capital and encourage private sector to make satellite towns on the basis of improving communications with the capital," Alamgir said.