The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) began preparing an inventory of assets in two Gulshan apartments belonging to former land minister Saifuzzaman Chowdhury Jabed following a court’s order. The process started at 10am and has so far found over 300 coats, more than 500 neckties, four Rolex watches, three sets of pearls, four chandeliers, more than 100 kameez, beds, sofas, and other valuable furniture and household items. The inventory process will continue tomorrow, with a comprehensive final report to be published after completion. The Dhaka Metropolitan Senior Special Judge's Court appointed the ACC's Director (Asset Management Unit) as receiver to manage the apartments, and Assistant Commissioner (Land) Niloy Rahman was appointed as the Executive Magistrate to facilitate the receiver's entry and oversee the inventory preparation. Earlier, the ACC had arranged for the apartments to be placed under the receiver's possession in compliance with the court's directive.
Source: BSS
