ACC Investigates Corruption at BAM

The Anti-corruption Commission (ACC) is investigating the Badminton Association of Maldives (BAM) for corruption. An ACC team is at BAM seeking documentation regarding allegations. The investigation coincides with BAM's planned elections on 22 March. BAM President Moosa Nashid is implicated in multiple corruption allegations, including administrative malfeasance, involvement with Askani Sports (purchases worth MVR 300,000), renting apartments, canceling tournaments, using funds for other purposes, tendering for 5,000 T-shirts, charging fees from youth program participants, server malfunction since November, bringing foreign officials on tourist visas, and lack of transparency in sponsor funds and scholarship spending.

The Anti-corruption Commission (ACC) is investigating the Badminton Association of Maldives (BAM) for corruption. An ACC team is at BAM seeking documentation regarding allegations. The investigation coincides with BAM's planned elections on 22 March. BAM President Moosa Nashid is implicated in multiple corruption allegations, including administrative malfeasance, involvement with Askani Sports (purchases worth MVR 300,000), renting apartments, canceling tournaments, using funds for other purposes, tendering for 5,000 T-shirts, charging fees from youth program participants, server malfunction since November, bringing foreign officials on tourist visas, and lack of transparency in sponsor funds and scholarship spending.

The Anti-corruption Commission (ACC) is investigating the Badminton Association of Maldives (BAM) for corruption. An ACC team is at BAM seeking documentation regarding allegations. The investigation coincides with BAM's planned elections on 22 March. BAM President Moosa Nashid is implicated in multiple corruption allegations, including administrative malfeasance, involvement with Askani Sports (purchases worth MVR 300,000), renting apartments, canceling tournaments, using funds for other purposes, tendering for 5,000 T-shirts, charging fees from youth program participants, server malfunction since November, bringing foreign officials on tourist visas, and lack of transparency in sponsor funds and scholarship spending.

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