In a sweeping anti-corruption crackdown on Sunday, the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) launched separate operations in Dinajpur, Dhaka, and Rajshahi, exposing massive financial irregularities and systemic misconduct across key public sectors.

In Dinajpur, investigators uncovered anomalies in work orders at Haji Mohammad Danesh Science and Technology University, raising serious concerns about mismanagement and potential embezzlement in university procurement and contracts.

Meanwhile, in Dhaka, the ACC targeted high-profile misconduct, including the illegal appointment of an individual implicated in the NID information theft case to a secretary-level post, contracts worth hundreds of crores of taka, and suspicious bank transactions. Officials seized ownership details of cheques, transaction records, and account balances from BRAC Bank, NRBC Bank, and Dutch-Bangla Bank, signaling the depth of financial malpractice.

At the Paba Upazila Health Complex in Rajshahi, ACC teams discovered fee collections siphoned off without deposit, patient harassment, broker interference, and shocking hygiene lapses, highlighting systemic corruption in public healthcare management.

The ACC warned that legal action will follow based on comprehensive reports and reaffirmed that such nationwide anti-corruption drives will continue aggressively in the coming days.

These operations are part of the ACC’s intensified nationwide crackdown, which has already targeted municipal projects, public procurement schemes, and high-profile banking fraud cases.

In recent weeks, the commission has raided offices and homes of top officials, frozen suspicious bank accounts, and filed multiple lawsuits against individuals and corporate entities accused of large-scale corruption.

The ACC urged citizens and institutions to cooperate fully with investigations, emphasizing that no one will be spared, regardless of position or influence, if found guilty of corruption.