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3 secretaries, a joint secretary showcaused over FF certificate fraud

Three secretaries and a joint secretary have been showcaused for securing freedom-fighter credentials by committing fraud.

Staff Correspondent

bdnews24.com

Published : 13 Oct 2014, 07:01 PM

Updated : 13 Oct 2014, 07:01 PM

The public administration ministry's Senior Secretary Kamal Abdul Naser Chowdhury told bdnews24.com on Monday that they sought explanations from the public servants.

They have been asked to come up with explanations within 10 working days.

Those who have been showcaused are Health Secretary M Niaz Uddin Miah, Public Service Commission's Secretary AKM Amir Hossain, former Liberation War Affairs Secretary KH Masud Siddique, currently OSD (officer on special duty), and the same ministry's Joint Secretary Abul Kasem Talukder, also an OSD at present.

No action, however, has been taken against former PMO Secretary Molla Waheeduzzaman, now chairman of the Privatisation Commission, as his freedom-fighter certificate has been 'withheld' and not cancelled, said Chowdhury.

On Sept 14, the government decided to revoke certificates of five public servants, including Waheeduzzaman.

However, on Sept 22, the Liberation War affairs ministry said that Waheeduzzaman's certificate was 'withheld' and not cancelled.

It had then issued orders of cancelling freedom fighters' credentials of the four bureaucrats and wrote to the public administration ministry to take official measures against them.

Govt decides to revoke freedom-fighter certificates of 4 secretaries, a joint secretary

Molla Waheeduzzaman's FF certificate withheld, not cancelled, says ministry

Govt 'waiting' to take action against fake FF secretaries

Those who will catch thieves are themselves thieves!

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