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ACC asks people to inform about agency impersonators

ACC okays charge sheet against six land officials

Staff Correspondent
The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) asked people to immediately contact the commission's head office in the capital's Segun Bagicha if anyone, impersonating an ACC official, demands any financial benefit, by issuing a fake ACC notice.
The alert came after a number of such fake ACC notices came under the commission's observation recently.
Victims can contact the ACC director (monitoring and evaluation) at 02-9352552.
These notices, asking businessmen, govern-
ment and non-govemment officials to submit their income and wealth statements to the commission contain a number of phony ACC and government seals and signatures.
"The ACC does not use any seal or several signatures on the notice," said Pranab Kumar Bhattacharjee, deputy director (public relations), adding that their notice only bears the name and signature of one high-up of the commission.
These imposters sometimes call people over the land or mobile phones and threaten to file corruption cases if the victims do not agree to give them money. However, during ACC probes, investigation officers contact relevant persons through writing. In fact, all investigation officers of ACC have been asked to refrain from using the land or mobile phones for inquiry.
"About eight people have been nabbed so far in four such incidents," said Bhattacharjee.
Meanwhile, yesterday in a meeting, the ACC approved a charge sheet against seven people including six officials of land offices in Gazipur for illegal mutation of government land as personal property. The charge sheet included Khoibor Rahman, former assistant commissioner (land) of Gazipur Sadar; Abdul Latif and Abdul Hai Sikder, former officers of municipal land office, Gazipur; Zahirul Haque, Ruhul Amin and Abu Sahid, former officers of upazila land office; and the client Md Harun.
They misused their power to complete mutation of 26 decimals of government land in Gazipur Sadar upazila, plot no 1,856, in the name of a person, informed Bhattacharjee.
Meanwhile, filing of a case against an official of Dhaka Power Distribution Company Ltd (DPDC) for concealing income was also approved yesterday. An ACC probe revealed that Ataur Rahman Khan, deputy manager (technical), safety and environment, DPDC, and also former sub-divisional engineer of the defunct Dhaka Electric Supply Authority, has earning ofTk 17,699,861 beyond his disclosed income.