Staff Reporter:
Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) yesterday began preparing an inventory of assets of two apartments
in city’s Gulshan area belonging to former land minister Saifuzzaman Chowdhury Jabed following a
court’s order.
ACC sources said the inventory process began at 10am and so far found more than 300 coats, over 500
neckties, four Rolex watches stored in eight watch boxes, three sets of pearls, four chandeliers, more than
100 kameez, beds, sofas and other valuable furniture and household items.
Assistant Director (Public Relations) of ACC Tanzir Ahmed told that the inventory process would
continue today. He said a comprehensive and final inventory of all items found in those apartments would
be published after the process is completed.
Dhaka Metropolitan Senior Special Judge's Court appointed the ACC's Director (Asset Management
Unit) as receiver to take control, manage, supervise and preserve the two apartments A-7 and B-7 located
at plot 11, road 66 in Gulshan.
Under a subsequent court order, Assistant Commissioner (Land) of the Gulshan Revenue Circle Niloy
Rahman was appointed as the Executive Magistrate to facilitate the receiver's entry into the locked
apartments in absence of the accused and to oversee the preparation of the inventory of the assets of the
apartments.
Earlier, in a memorandum issued on July 2, the ACC said that in compliance with the court's directive,
arrangements had been made to place the two apartments under the receiver's possession on the scheduled
date and complete the inventory of the assets.
