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The Ulaanbaatar
Prosecutors’ Office has forwarded to the
Investigation Department of the Anti-Corruption Authority (ACA) a letter N.Davaa,
a member of the Representatives’ Managing Council of the erstwhile Anod Bank,
sent it through his wife T.Oyungerel. This was his third letter from jail, all
of which have leveled corruption charges against important officials. This last
letter claims that the Chief of the Cabinet Secretariat, Ch.Khurelbaatar, has
misused his official position to harm the state’s interests, and the
Prosecutors’ Office has asked the ACA to ascertain the facts of the case.
It is believed that Davaa has plans to ask for investigation of other officials
who, he will claim, has caused the state a loss of USD4 billion. Those likely
to be named include Prime Minister S.Batbold, Minister for Justice and Internal
Affairs Ts. Nyamdorj, and the President of the Mongol Bank, L.Purevdorj.
Davaa’s wife has said that he was arrested and sentenced to keep him silent
about many things he had learnt from his association with the Gal Undesten
Union. Davaa has written in his letter that he supports the civil movement for justice,
democracy and peace. “Officials corroded by corruption” pose a threat to all
three ideals, he has added.
Prosecutors’ Office has forwarded to the
Investigation Department of the Anti-Corruption Authority (ACA) a letter N.Davaa,
a member of the Representatives’ Managing Council of the erstwhile Anod Bank,
sent it through his wife T.Oyungerel. This was his third letter from jail, all
of which have leveled corruption charges against important officials. This last
letter claims that the Chief of the Cabinet Secretariat, Ch.Khurelbaatar, has
misused his official position to harm the state’s interests, and the
Prosecutors’ Office has asked the ACA to ascertain the facts of the case.
It is believed that Davaa has plans to ask for investigation of other officials
who, he will claim, has caused the state a loss of USD4 billion. Those likely
to be named include Prime Minister S.Batbold, Minister for Justice and Internal
Affairs Ts. Nyamdorj, and the President of the Mongol Bank, L.Purevdorj.
Davaa’s wife has said that he was arrested and sentenced to keep him silent
about many things he had learnt from his association with the Gal Undesten
Union. Davaa has written in his letter that he supports the civil movement for justice,
democracy and peace. “Officials corroded by corruption” pose a threat to all
three ideals, he has added.
