The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) on Sunday once again summoned British MP of Bangladeshi origin, Tulip Siddiq, over allegations of unlawfully acquiring a flat from Eastern Housing in the capital's Gulshan area.
The ACC confirmed that a fresh notice has been sent to five different addresses in Dhaka, asking her to appear before the commission on June 22 in connection with the case.
Earlier, in May, the commission had also issued a notice to Siddiq, but she reportedly claimed through various channels that she had not received it.
“In light of her claims, we have now sent the summons to five of her known addresses in the capital,” said ACC Director General Akhter Hossain.
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He added that the letters were sent through local police stations, registered post and will also be posted to visible locations at the respective addresses by ACC officials.
According to the case statement, Tulip Siddiq illegally accepted a flat from Eastern Housing on Road 11 of Gulshan-2 in violation of applicable laws.