The Ministry of Housing, Land and Urban Development said the handover of Gedhoruveriya flats will begin only after legal counsel reviews the Anti-Corruption Commission's investigation into the allocation. The ACC reported on 5 February that about 60 percent of recipients finalised by the previous administration were ineligible, and it identified problems with 19.7 percent of flat application forms.
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The ACC has completed the first phase of its investigation and shared its findings on 1 February, the ministry said, followed by a meeting between the ACC and the ministry on 4 February.
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The ACC, however, authorised the housing ministry to recommence the handover of flats to eligible candidates on 1 February but asked the ministry to follow strict guidelines.
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The ACC has completed the first phase of its investigation and shared its findings on 1 February, the ministry said, followed by a meeting between the ACC and the ministry on 4 February.
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On 5 February, the commission reported that approximately 60 percent of the recipients finalised by the previous administration’s housing ministry were ineligible based on the established criteria.
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On Tuesday, a group of individuals, deemed eligible for the flats in the list published by the previous government, entered the premises of the ACC in protest, expressing their concerns over the ACC’s findings.
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The ACC has indicated that it will provide additional details about the ongoing investigation. Upon receipt of this information, we will engage legal counsel for a comprehensive review. Subsequently, we will transfer the flats to the candi…
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On 5 February, the commission reported that approximately 60 percent of the recipients finalised by the previous administration’s housing ministry were ineligible based on the established criteria.
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The initial 4,000 housing units being developed by the Fahi Dhiriulhun Corporation (FDC) are nearing completion.
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The housing ministry of the previous administration had earlier completed agreements with 4,000 eligible recipients and issued them with award letters through the ministry’s online portal.
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The ACC halted the handover of Gedhoruveriya flats in November last year following its probe into allegations of corruption.
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