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ACC security staffer suspended over bribery
Staff Correspondent
The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) on Monday suspended a member of its security staff for bribery and fraud.
The police constable, Asaduzzaman, introduced himself as an inspector and took bribe from officials of a private firm, threatening to implicate them in a case, said Pranab Kumar Bhattacharya, ACC's public relations officer.
He took money from the firm in three installments at a restaurant in the capital and in Ramna Park, Pranab added. The incident was unearthed by the commission's intelligence department and was notified to Director General Muhammad Munir Chowdhury.
The ACC has beefed up its internal monitoring system to tackle corruption by its staff members, Munir said.
7 fined for making fake mango juice
Staff Correspondent
A mobile court of Rapid Action Battalion (Rab-10) on Monday sentenced seven persons to different jail terms of upto 15 days and fined them Tk 11 lakh for allegedly manufacturing mango juice using harmful chemicals.
Rab's executive magistrate Sarwoer Alam led the five-hour drive along with Bangladesh Standards and Testing Institution officials at two factories in Narayanganj.
During the drive it was discovered that mango pulp was not being used to manufacture the juice, Sarwoer said, adding that the factories do not have any laboratories and the juice is produced in unhealthy environment The court also sealed off the factories.
Sust job festival begins today
Our Correspondent, syihet
A two-day job festival is set to begin today at Shahjalal University of Science and Technology (Sust).
Sust Career Club in association with Visa Centre, an immigration consultancy firm in Syihet, will organise the festival.
Around forty companies are participating in the festival with over 100 vacant positions for fresh graduates.
"Fresh graduates from all public and private universities in Syihet can attend the festival," said Sharmin Sultana Mimi, president of the club.
Aspirants must bring their updated CV and photograph to apply for jobs at the fair, she said.
Candidates selected primarily will be interviewed tomorrow, she also said.