The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) is currently conducting an inventory at another residence of dismissed major general Ziaul Ahsan, located in Dhaka's Mirpur DOHS area. The operation is being led by ACC Deputy Director Md. Hafizul Islam, accompanied by an executive magistrate. The inventory, which is underway at flat L-3, plot no. 541, road no. 31, Mirpur DOHS, involves preparing a list of various household items and documents found at the residence. This follows a similar operation conducted on June 30 at Ziaul Ahsan's eight-storey house in the Jalsiri area.
ACC Deputy Director (Public Relations) Md. Akhtarul Islam confirmed the development, stating that further details will be disclosed later. The ongoing operation is part of the ACC's broader efforts to scrutinize the assets and properties of individuals under investigation for corruption or other illegal activities.
Major general Ziaul Ahsan was dismissed from his position, and the ACC has been actively investigating his assets and financial dealings. The inventories are crucial in gathering evidence and documenting the assets found at these properties.
The ACC's actions are part of a wider campaign to combat corruption and ensure transparency in financial dealings. The commission has been increasingly active in recent months, targeting high-profile individuals and conducting thorough investigations into their financial records and properties.
The public is watching closely as the ACC continues its operations, with many hoping for a more transparent and accountable system. The outcomes of these inventories could have significant implications for the ongoing investigations and potential legal actions against those involved.
