ACC Probes ‘Gedhoruveriya’ Housing Scheme Over Corruption Allegations

The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) is investigating corruption allegations in the Gedhoruveriya housing scheme in Hulhumalé, which allocated 4,000 social housing units. Complaints include lack of transparency, unfair point allocations, and favoritism towards relatives of senior officials. ACC sent a rapid response team to the Ministry of National Planning, Housing, and Infrastructure (MNPHI) after the list was published on November 4. Permanent Secretary Zeeniya Ahmed halted flat agreements, and the public can submit complaints until November 9.

The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) is investigating corruption allegations in the Gedhoruveriya housing scheme in Hulhumalé, which allocated 4,000 social housing units. Complaints include lack of transparency, unfair point allocations, and favoritism towards relatives of senior officials. ACC sent a rapid response team to the Ministry of National Planning, Housing, and Infrastructure (MNPHI) after the list was published on November 4. Permanent Secretary Zeeniya Ahmed halted flat agreements, and the public can submit complaints until November 9.

The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) is investigating corruption allegations in the Gedhoruveriya housing scheme in Hulhumalé, which allocated 4,000 social housing units. Complaints include lack of transparency, unfair point allocations, and favoritism towards relatives of senior officials. ACC sent a rapid response team to the Ministry of National Planning, Housing, and Infrastructure (MNPHI) after the list was published on November 4. Permanent Secretary Zeeniya Ahmed halted flat agreements, and the public can submit complaints until November 9.

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