Fake TIN
The attitude of Rajuk has been expressed clearly in regard to fake TIN. The generous intention has been highlighted in all the dailies. Fake TINs are those which have been manufactured and have got no legal support. “Rajuk has expressed its intention to cancel allotment of the plots to those who used fake TIN.”
The intention of Rajuk as appeared in the reports carried by the dailies does not appear fair, justified and equitable.
The intention as expressed indicates that Rajuk will go for allotment first and then if it is proved that the allottees used fake TIN the allotment would be cancelled. Much time will pass in the process and as time is the great healer, the allottee will find time and discover scope to redress the wounds caused by fake TIN. The circumstances may give rise to strong presumptions that holders of fake TIN will be able to convert their fake TINs into actual TINs because black-money holders can whiten their black money without any trouble and have been holding their heads high in society. They are not hated by society, rather they are often invited by society to sponsor different events and to chair different social and cultural functions, and those people in their presidential address urge others to become honest, diligent and so on.
Thus the holders of fake TIN may have scope to have their numbers regularised.
Therefore right from the present moment the Rajuk should opt for the following if it is really faithful to its intention to go tough on fake TIN submission.
(a) Names and other particulars of all the applicants (So far submitted) with TIN together with photocopy of TIN certificate must be sent to NBR for checking the genuineness of TINs.
(b) Every day a list/statement should go from Rajuk to NBR for verification of genuineness.
We achieved independence at a very high cost. We had to shed blood of 3 million people for this. We have aspirations. We want emancipation from institutional exploitation. We therefore legitimately expect fairness, transparency in the activities of Rajuk.
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