ACC Restructuring Targets NCP and Opposition, Nahid Islam Claims

Information and Broadcasting Adviser Nahid Islam has voiced concerns that restructuring efforts at the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) are being selectively applied to target the National Communist Party (NCP) and opposition political groups. The allegation reflects growing tensions over the scope and direction of institutional reforms undertaken in recent months. Islam's statement suggests that questions have been raised regarding whether the ACC's reorganization is being pursued for broader anti-corruption purposes or as a mechanism for political advantage. The restructuring of the ACC has been characterized as part of wider institutional reforms aimed at strengthening accountability mechanisms across government agencies. However, opposition voices have questioned the independence and impartiality of the commission's restructuring process. The claims from Islam, a member of the interim administration's advisory body, add to ongoing debate about the trajectory of institutional reforms and their potential political implications. The ACC has not yet issued a formal response to the allegations regarding selective targeting in its restructuring efforts.