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ACC to sue 4 including 3 engineers of erstwhile DCC
16 Jun,2016
Dhaka, BdChronicle:
The Anti Corruption Commission is set to file a case against four people, including three engineers of erstwhile Dhaka City Corporation (DCC), for allegedly causing a loss of Tk 1.34 crore to the government.
The Commission at its regular meeting on Thursday decided to file the case against them, Commission’s public relations officer Pranab Kumar Bhattacharya told UNB.
The case will be filed against Meshbaul Karim, (now DNCC superintending engineer) assistant engineers Mozibur Rahman (now chairman of Bauphal upazila, Patuakhali), DCC assistant engineer (now retied) Abdus Salam and owner of M/s MM Jahid Hossain Haji MM Jahid Hossain.
According to the ACC’s probe, construction firm M/s MM Jahid Hossain in association with the then DCC engineers caused a loss of Tk 1.34 crore to the government in constructing ‘a building’ of then DCC’s Dalpur project as it used substandard materials in building construction.