The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) has started an inventory of items found in two seized flats belonging to former land minister Saifuzzaman Chowdhury Javed, who fled to London following the July uprising. On Sunday, July 19, investigators listed 300 coats, 532 ties, and more than 100 shirts, along with eight watch boxes containing four Rolex watches, three pearl sets, four chandeliers, beds, and sofas. The flats are valued at 18 crore taka, according to ACC Deputy Director (Public Relations) Akhtarul Islam.

The inventory process is part of the ACC’s ongoing investigation into Javed’s assets. Officials said the listing will continue on Monday to complete a full record of the items found in the apartments. The operation follows the seizure of the properties as part of corruption inquiries linked to the former minister.

The ACC’s next step will be to finalize the inventory report, which may provide further details about the extent of the seized assets and support the broader investigation into alleged corruption.