The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) can give multiple notices to a person in different cases on the same poison of corruption.
The Appellate Division has declared that if a person has been given multiple notices for the sake of investigation or investigation, there will be no violation of the ACC Act and Rules.
‘The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court has given this observation in the full rāṟal rāṇa of the case of ’ACC vs Ashraful Haque'. This provision of giving multiple notices to a person for the sake of proper and effective investigation or investigation of corruption in Rata is not for dishonest purpose, but transparency of the commission is established.
On Wednesday (September 7), the full verdict of the case was published on the Oteb site of the Supreme Court.
The court said in Rakhta, corruption Sections 19 and 20 of the ACC Act of 2004 and Rules 6, 8 and 11 of the ACC Rules of 2007 regarding the issuance of notices for complaint investigation have given a detailed explanation in this poison.
Reviewing these sections of the Act and Rules of the Act, it is clear as to the glass that this legal process of giving multiple notices on different issues in the same way for the sake of corruption investigation and investigation is very fair, transparent and accountable. As a result of this multiple notices, he is getting the opportunity to accurately scrutinize the allegations against the person against whom the investigation or investigation of the corruption is going on.
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