Authorities seized the passports of 20 people, including Housing Development Corporation managing director Ibrahim Fazul Rasheed and his brother, as investigations into alleged irregularities in land allocation under the Binveriya housing scheme widen. Several officials and HDC staff have been suspended, while police and the Anti-Corruption Commission probe the case in which no charges have yet been filed.
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the company facilitated the allocation of land worth MVR 450 million to approximately 50 ineligible individuals.
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the company facilitated the allocation of land worth MVR 450 million to approximately 50 ineligible individuals.
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Authorities have seized the passports of 20 individuals, including Housing Development Corporation (HDC) Managing Director Ibrahim Fazul Rasheed
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the Housing Ministry has suspended 10 political appointees, including deputy ministers and political directors, though no formal announcements have been made.
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Earlier reports gave 10 officials 20 Dec, 14:32 Maldives Republic
Speculation about a possible cover-up has also been fuelled by a fire last week that destroyed critical documents in three government ministries, including the Ministry of Housing.
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public anger has intensified, with protesters gathering outside HDC headquarters to demand the arrests of those involved.
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The case surfaced on social media earlier this week, prompting investigations by the Maldives Police Service and the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC).
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