ACC to introduce hotline 106

The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) is set to introduce a hotline 106 to lodge complaints against corruption over phones from home and abroad aimed at fighting the menace effectively.
"The commission will introduce the hotline 106 at the quickest possible time," public relations officer of ACC Pranab Kumar Bhattacharjee told BSS in the capital yesterday. "The commission is working to make policy to this end to decide which types of allegation will be taken into consideration," he also said. The complaints lodged over the phones will be written first and then place before the commission to decide the next course of action, he added.
People are now making complaints through written statements as complaint boxes have been set up at ACC offices across the country.
With introduction of the hotline number, people can lodge complaints of the ongoing incidents of graft especially the incidents of taking bribe in the government offices which help to reduce corruption. ACC Chairman Iqbal Mahmood earlier sounded a note of warning to bribe takers saying, "Stop taking bribes, otherwise wait for tough action." 
"Thirteen cases were lodged last year in connection with arresting bribe-takers through the trap system, he said, adding that the matter of special surveillance in the offices indulged in corruption will be visible this year," he also said.

ACC to introduce hotline 106

The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) is set to introduce a hotline 106 to lodge complaints against corruption over phones from home and abroad aimed at fighting the menace effectively. The commission will introduce the hotline 106 at the quickest possible time, public relations officer of ACC Pranab Kumar Bhattacharjee told BSS in the capital yesterday. The commission is working to make policy to this end to decide which types of allegation will be taken into consideration, he also said. The complaints lodged over the phones will be written first and then place before the commission to decide the next course of action, he added. People are now making complaints through written statements as complaint boxes have been set up at ACC offices across the country. With introduction of the hotline number, people can lodge complaints of the ongoing incidents of graft especially the incidents of taking bribe in the government offices which help to reduce corruption. ACC Chairman Iqbal Mahmood earlier sounded a note of warning to bribe takers saying, Stop taking bribes, otherwise wait for tough action. Thirteen cases were lodged last year in connection with arresting bribe-takers through the trap system, he said, adding that the matter of specialsurveillance in the offices indulged in corruption will be visible this year, he also said.