Hasnat Abdullah and Sarjis Alam, two key leaders of the newly formed National Citizens Party (NCP), have lodged complaints to Chairman of the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) Abdul Momen.
But, the two organisers of the July-August mass upsurge would not disclose any name against whom they filed the complaints.
“We came to the Anti-Corruption Commission with some complaints. We submitted those complaints in writing,” Hasnat Abdullah was quoted by UNB news agency as telling the media while leaving the ACC headquarters in the capital’s Segun Bagicha area on Wednesday afternoon.
When asked about the nature of the complaints, Hasnat Abdullah said, “It’s very confidential.”
As questioned further about whom the complaints were against, Hasnat reiterated, “It’s very confidential. If we reveal confidential matters now, then they won’t remain confidential. Besides, the offenders will become alert.”
Sarjis Alam said: In the past, some people built empires by misusing the ACC. On the other hand, many ordinary people were harassed without any fault. Now we do not expect to see that kind of situation again.
“We had some complaints which we have submitted in written format. That is why we are here. We are not saying anything more at this moment.”