February
05, 2018
THE
anti-corruption commission has filed a case against former Tamu District
Commissioner U Thein Zaw Oo for his involvement in malpractices, such as
misusing taxes and selling plots illegally in the Sagaing Region.
The
Anti-Corruption Commission received a complaint against U Thein Zaw Oo, currently
Kayin State’s Papun District Deputy Administrator.
In
response to the complaint, the Anti-Corruption Commission investigated the case
and found that U Thein Zaw Oo had misused Ks33.349 million, received in taxes
for mineral extraction, and sold 20 plots in the Sandaku Ward to 10 people,
including U Kyaw San Win (a) Aung Bu.
The
former Tamu District Deputy Commissioner is being prosecuted under section 56
of the Anti-Corruption Law, 2013, at the Tamu police station and will be
brought to the Sagaing Region High Court, according to the Anti-Corruption
Commission.
Ref;
The Global New Light of Myanmar
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