Rajuk
Rajuk has disgraced all of us. We live in England, but send money to relatives in Bangladesh and wish to buy a plot of land in order to be able to settle there in the near future. At first, Rajuk tells the applicants that any proof of Bangladeshi nationality, will suffice, when put with the application form. And then, after many of us have already sent off our application forms, they claim that photocopies of Bangladeshi passports must be enclosed alongside the application form and other documents. Now, as the selection process of application forms is an ongoing process, they inform us that all passports must be valid. If they don't have this information, then they discard the applications. Why, if they truly need the information, do they not request it? They have everyone's email address, they have their house addresses, and telephone numbers. They cannot simply throw away thousands of applications merely for lack of information, which they did not at first, request. A hefty list, is it not? Following on from that aberration, they claimed that they would inform the general public on who had got a plot by the end of the one-month following the deadline, this turned into six months. Will it turn into one year, and then two years next? We don't even have any form of confirmation, by email or by any other means that our hard-earned money has been received by Rajuk. And we, ourselves have no way of confirming this. No one answers the phone on the contact number we were given, and I have personally sent people round to the Rajuk offices, where they claim they are too busy to do anything, or to give out any information. These incidents have shown our character, i.e.: to be unreliable, unpredictable, and utterly an annoyance.
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