The intervening time executive has fashioned a three-member advisory council committee to investigate the allegations of bribery referring to the appointment of district commissioners (DCs) that currently surfaced within the media.
The Cabinet Division issued a gazette notification referring to the formation of the committee on Wednesday (9 October).
Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs Adviser Asif Nazrul has been made the convenor of the committee while Home Affairs Adviser Lt Gen (retd) Md Jahangir Alam Chowdhury and Files and Broadcasting Adviser Nahid Islam are the members.
The notification states that the committee would possibly per chance perhaps own the authority to co-decide additional members if mandatory.
The committee has been requested to post its file within 10 working days.
The district and enviornment administration sub-divisional committee of the Cabinet Division will provide secretarial make stronger to the advisory council committee.
On 24 September, one more committee became fashioned to investigate the authenticity of the bribery allegations.
A controversy arose after the day-to-day Kalbela reported on 24 September that businessman Mirza Sabed Ali had offered a Tk3 crore cheque to a joint secretary within the public administration ministry to right the appointment of Anti-Corruption Rate (ACC) Director Md Abdul Awal as DC of Naogaon.
On 3 October, the newspaper printed one more file on a WhatsApp chat by which Mokhlesur Rahman, senior secretary to the Ministry of Public Administration, requested Tk5 crore for a DC appointment while a joint secretary offered double that quantity, Tk10 crore.
