The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) on Sunday sent its two officials to forced retirement on numerous allegations and charges of corruption against them.
They are deputy directors Ahsan Ali and M Shafiqul Islam.
Upon the President's approval, two separate notifications, signed by senior assistant secretary Mohammad Quamrul Hasan, were issued on Sunday to this effect.
According to the notifications, the anti-graft body at a recent meeting unanimouslydecided to send the two officials on forced retirement on competition of their 25 years in service.
The government sent them on forced retirement in line with the section 9 (2) of the Public Servants (Retirement) Act, 1974.
However, the officials will enjoy all government facilities as per rules after their retirement, according to the notification.
A source in the anti-graft agency told Prothom Alo that the two officials were sent on forced retirement because of the allegations of violating internal disciplinary rules and involvement in different irregularities.
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