ACC raids Badda Sub-Registry Office, seizes documents over corruption allegations
The operation was led by ACC Assistant Director Al-Amin.
The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) today (6 September) raided the Badda Sub-Registry Office in the capital over allegations of corruption and other irregularities, seizing several documents for further examination.
The operation began around 1:30pm and was led by ACC Assistant Director Al-Amin Hossain.
During the operation, ACC officials examined various documents and seized some for further review in connection with the allegations. They also recorded statements from several officials concerned.
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Speaking to reporters, ACC Public Relations Officer Aktarul Islam said, "An operation is being conducted based on various allegations against the Badda Sub-Registry Office. Some important documents have been seized during the operation. Statements from several officials concerned have also been recorded."
According to the ACC, the office had long been facing allegations of irregularities and corruption, based on which the raid was conducted.
