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The mayor of Dhaka South City Corporation also said that the operation was not against anyone.
Following the inauguration of the Secondary Transfer Station (STS) in the Basabo area of the capital on Wednesday, Tapas said: “We have initiated strict measures to curb corruption. I have featured this work from day one.
“The squatters are being evicted from the market with the aim of building a corruption-free Dhaka. There is no compromise in building a well-governed Dhaka. Whatever obstacles come our way, we will address them firmly.”
“I want to make it very clear again that our process of liberation from this illegal occupation is not centered on the person,” Fazle Noor Taposh said in a statement released to the media on Tuesday. He is against all squatters. Not against any person. Then we will have this activity, it cannot be interrupted in any way. I will not compromise in any way. “
Stating that a well-governed Dhaka was the main theme of his electoral manifesto, Tapas said: “You cannot build a better Dhaka without him. So if a person is humiliated, it is their business. “
DSCC has been campaigning at Fulbaria Super Market-2 in the capital since December 7 to evict non-designer stores.
According to the city corporation, off-design 911 stores have been installed in recent years.
A case has been brought against seven people, including former DSCC Mayor Mohammad Saeed Khokon, on Tuesday for embezzlement of around 35 million Tk rupees.
The complaint was filed in the Dhaka Metropolitan Magistrate’s Court Ashek Imam on Tuesday.
Regarding the case, Saeed Khokon said in a statement on Tuesday, “The current DSCC mayor, Sheikh Fazle Nur Taposh, is doing all this filth with Delwar Hossain Delu. This is tarnishing the image of himself and the team. “
The court asked the Office of Investigations (PBIE) to investigate and report on the allegations.
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