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His mandatory retirement took effect on Tuesday.
The order of the office of the Secretary of Parliament read: “The President of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh is above all other people in the state. It is unconstitutional for anyone to make a false statement about His Excellency the President. He has made false statements about His Excellency the President, which is inappropriate and unpleasant as a government employee. “
The order read: “A complaint was filed against him (Mr. Atar Ali) for such activities by filing a departmental case alleging ‘misconduct’ under the Officers and Employees Rules (Discipline and Appeal) , 2005 (2) (f) of the Jatiya Sangsad Secretariat “. An investigating officer was appointed to investigate the allegations in the interests of justice. The investigating officer investigated the matter and filed a report.
“The report indicates that the accusations against him have been substantiated. However, as the accusation of” misconduct “was proven, the authorities decided to impose (Mr. Attar Ali) the penalty of” mandatory retirement “.
On August 16, a discussion on National Mourning Day was held in the oath hall of parliament. Speaker Shirin Sharmin Chowdhury participated in the virtual event.
Atar Ali, speaking on behalf of the staff, said “there was no such event” when Acting President Abdul Hamid was the speaker.
Atar Ali received a notice to prove cause in a letter signed by the Senior Deputy Secretary of Parliament, Mohammad Khaledur Rahman, on September 8. Later, on September 13, he received a letter to present his identity card. Later it was also suspended.
Atar Ali, former president of the Class IV Employees Association, worked in the Office of the Leader of Parliament in the Clerk of Parliament.
Following Atar Ali’s written request, a hearing was held on 22 September in Room 731 of the North West Block of Parliament.
He expressed interest in a private hearing in response to a complaint letter previously filed against him.
Atar Ali was contacted for comment but could not be reached.
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