Portal Access Hindrance Stalls ACC’s Gedhoruveriya Housing Scheme Investigation

The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) investigation into the Gedhoruveriya housing scheme is stalled because the commission cannot access the scheme's dedicated portal. The probe began after over 325 complaints about the initial list of flat recipients. ACC found discrepancies in the point allocation process, with manual adjustments despite claims of automation. Adam Shamil (ACC President) stressed the need for portal access. Abdul Salam (Vice President) reported instances of ineligible applicants receiving flats. Former State Minister Akram Kamaluddeen refuted the claims, calling them politically motivated.

The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) investigation into the Gedhoruveriya housing scheme is stalled because the commission cannot access the scheme's dedicated portal. The probe began after over 325 complaints about the initial list of flat recipients. ACC found discrepancies in the point allocation process, with manual adjustments despite claims of automation. Adam Shamil (ACC President) stressed the need for portal access. Abdul Salam (Vice President) reported instances of ineligible applicants receiving flats. Former State Minister Akram Kamaluddeen refuted the claims, calling them politically motivated.

The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) investigation into the Gedhoruveriya housing scheme is stalled because the commission cannot access the scheme's dedicated portal. The probe began after over 325 complaints about the initial list of flat recipients. ACC found discrepancies in the point allocation process, with manual adjustments despite claims of automation. Adam Shamil (ACC President) stressed the need for portal access. Abdul Salam (Vice President) reported instances of ineligible applicants receiving flats. Former State Minister Akram Kamaluddeen refuted the claims, calling them politically motivated.

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