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409 PWD Engineers Transferred via Lottery System to Ensure Transparency

A total of 409 engineers from the Public Works Department (PWD) have undergone transfers via a lottery system to maintain transparency, neutrality, and discipline.

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A total of 409 engineers of the Public Works Department (PWD) have been transferred through a lottery system to ensure transparency, neutrality, and discipline in transfers and postings. According to a press release from the Ministry of Housing and Public Works, 152 Assistant Engineers (Civil) and 67 Assistant Engineers (E/M) were transferred via lottery held at PWD Bhaban in Segunbagicha. Additionally, 135 Sub-Divisional Engineers (Civil) and 55 Sub-Divisional Engineers (E/M) were also transferred. The lottery system aims to eliminate any bias or favoritism in the transfer process, ensuring a fair distribution of engineers across various divisions.

The PWD, a critical department under the Ministry of Housing and Public Works, is responsible for the construction and maintenance of public infrastructure. The department employs a significant number of engineers who are periodically transferred to different locations based on the needs of various projects. The introduction of the lottery system for transfers is a recent initiative aimed at enhancing the integrity of the process. This method is particularly important in a department where the equitable distribution of skilled personnel can significantly impact the efficiency and quality of public works.

The transferred Assistant Engineers have been posted to various divisions as follows: 100 to Dhaka, 20 to Rajshahi, 34 to Chattogram, 20 to Khulna, 12 to Barishal, 7 to Sylhet, 9 to Mymensingh, and 17 to Rangpur. For the Sub-Divisional Engineers, the postings are: 79 to Dhaka, 18 to Rajshahi, 32 to Chattogram, 20 to Khulna, 10 to Barishal, 9 to Sylhet, 7 to Mymensingh, and 15 to Rangpur. This widespread distribution ensures that each region receives the necessary engineering expertise to handle local infrastructure projects.

FAQs

- **Why was the lottery system introduced for transferring PWD engineers?** The lottery system was introduced to ensure transparency, neutrality, and discipline in the transfer and posting of engineers, eliminating any potential bias or favoritism.

- **How many engineers were transferred through the lottery system?** A total of 409 engineers were transferred, including 152 Assistant Engineers (Civil), 67 Assistant Engineers (E/M), 135 Sub-Divisional Engineers (Civil), and 55 Sub-Divisional Engineers (E/M).

- **Which divisions received the transferred engineers?** The engineers were posted to various divisions: 100 Assistant Engineers to Dhaka, 20 to Rajshahi, 34 to Chattogram, 20 to Khulna, 12 to Barishal, 7 to Sylhet, 9 to Mymensingh, and 17 to Rangpur. For Sub-Divisional Engineers, the postings were: 79 to Dhaka, 18 to Rajshahi, 32 to Chattogram, 20 to Khulna, 10 to Barishal, 9 to Sylhet, 7 to Mymensingh, and 15 to Rangpur.

- **What is the role of the PWD in Bangladesh?** The Public Works Department (PWD) is responsible for the construction and maintenance of public infrastructure, employing a large number of engineers who are periodically transferred to different locations based on project needs.

Source: BSS

FAQ

Why was the lottery system introduced for transferring PWD engineers?
The lottery system was introduced to ensure transparency, neutrality, and discipline in the transfer and posting of engineers, eliminating any potential bias or favoritism.
How many engineers were transferred through the lottery system?
A total of 409 engineers were transferred, including 152 Assistant Engineers (Civil), 67 Assistant Engineers (E/M), 135 Sub-Divisional Engineers (Civil), and 55 Sub-Divisional Engineers (E/M).
Which divisions received the transferred engineers?
The engineers were posted to various divisions: 100 Assistant Engineers to Dhaka, 20 to Rajshahi, 34 to Chattogram, 20 to Khulna, 12 to Barishal, 7 to Sylhet, 9 to Mymensingh, and 17 to Rangpur. For Sub-Divisional Engineers, the postings were: 79 to Dhaka, 18 to Rajshahi, 32 to Chattogram, 20 to Khulna, 10 to Barishal, 9 to Sylhet, 7 to Mymensingh, and 15 to Rangpur.
What is the role of the PWD in Bangladesh?
The Public Works Department (PWD) is responsible for the construction and maintenance of public infrastructure, employing a large number of engineers who are periodically transferred to different locations based on project needs.

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