Md. Nazmul Alam Appointed as New Director General of Anti-Corruption Commission

Md. Nazmul Alam has been appointed to the prominent position of Director General of the Anti-Corruption Commission, marking a significant leadership development within the anti-graft body. The appointment brings a new official to the forefront of the commission's administrative structure as it continues its regulatory operations from the capital city of Dhaka.

The official announcement regarding this high-level appointment was made public on Sunday, August 30. This formal transition of responsibility was detailed in a special notification issued specifically by the Deputation-1 branch of the Ministry of Public Administration.

According to the official administrative documentation released on that day, the official notification bears the signature of Deputy Secretary Mohammad Nur-e-Alam. His signature validates the directive issued through the Ministry of Public Administration regarding the posting of Md. Nazmul Alam to the anti-corruption agency.

This institutional appointment involves multiple key state entities, specifically connecting the administrative authority of the Ministry of Public Administration and the Financial Reporting Council framework with the operational mandate of the Anti-Corruption Commission. The formal issuance of the notification by Deputy Secretary Mohammad Nur-e-Alam completes the necessary bureaucratic procedures required for the transition.

As Md. Nazmul Alam steps into his new responsibilities as the Director General of the Anti-Corruption Commission following the August 30 notification, the state bodies involved—including the Ministry of Public Administration—have set the official record for this personnel change in Dhaka.