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hussian need to ask u a serious question .... as u r much infromed about PML N policies ..what is the intrest ratio on the loan scehem pml n started?
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For the people: Rs300m approved for reconstructing Chitral’s infrastructure
Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister (CM) Pervez Khattak has agreed to keep Lowari Tunnel open for three days every fortnight. He also approved Rs300 million for the reconstruction and repair of Chitral’s transportation and other infrastructure.
The decision was announced at a review meeting on Tuesday on the rehabilitation of flood affected infrastructure at the CM Secretariat Peshawar. The decision to extend the tunnel’s hours has been taken to ensure the supply of essential commodities to the valley is not disrupted, added Khattak.
Of the Rs300 million approved for infrastructure work, Rs150 million will go to roads and bridges, and Rs150 million will be released to restore irrigation channels and construct protection walls.
The CM also underlined the need for the scientific exploration of mineral wealth in Chitral and utilising its derived income for welfare of residents. Khattak directed an inquiry be carried out to investigate all those who submitted exaggerated figures for flood related damages in the district.
Relevant authorities have been asked to resolve the issue of the transfer of PTDC motels and assets, and to release salaries pending to PTDC staff since the past 18 months. CM Khattak also directed the district administration to give preference to residents of Chitral in appointments in border police and levies.
For the people: Rs300m approved for reconstructing Chitral’s infrastructure – The Express Tribune
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Inquiries in Tank, DI Khan result in suspension, 27 police officials dismissed
Police officials were suspended in DI Khan and Tank over alleged corruption and misuse of powers. The decision was taken following Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa’s anti-corruption drive.
Last month, at a meeting chaired by the IGP, DI Khan DIG was directed to hold an inquiry into the reports of alleged corruption in the police sector. At least 21 police officials were suspended, removed or reinstated by the DPO as a result of the inquiry.
Seven inspectors and SIs, including Inspector Yusaf, Inspector Muhammad Hussain, Inspector Khalid Mehmood, and SIs Muhammad Nawaz, Kazam Hussain, Asghar Ali and Abdul Hamid, were asked to take forced retirement.
SI Alamgir and ASI Tariq Salim were dismissed after proven guilty of corruption while Inspector Sanaullah, Inspector Kafayat Hussain, and Inspector Sagher Abbas were reinstated.
SIs Faiz Kalim, Imran Kundi and Hasham were given warnings to improve their performance.
The DPO also gave head constables Saeedullah, Akhter Munir, Muhammad Ramazan, and Muhammad Ikram, constable Jawed Akber, DPO gunman Saeed Khan, and driver Aslam six months to improve their performance.
Tank
The inquiry committee in Tank, comprising DSP Investigation Abdul Hai and Circle officer Faridullah presented their report to Tank DPO Anwar Saeed Kundi regarding alleged corruption by police officials. Around 35 police officials and constables were under inquiry in the district.
Based on the report, Tank DPO Kundi sent SI Noor Alam and ASI Ishaq Khan on forced retirement.
Hawaldars Raham Dil and Mamtaz Ali were suspended from their services while Amin Shah, Shaista Khan and Shafiq along with 11 other police personnel were removed from their services. SHO Amir Abdullah, ASI Gull Wali and Head Constable Anamullah were reinstated.
Inquiries in Tank, DI Khan result in suspension, 27 police officials dismissed – The Express Tribune
Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister (CM) Pervez Khattak has agreed to keep Lowari Tunnel open for three days every fortnight. He also approved Rs300 million for the reconstruction and repair of Chitral’s transportation and other infrastructure.
The decision was announced at a review meeting on Tuesday on the rehabilitation of flood affected infrastructure at the CM Secretariat Peshawar. The decision to extend the tunnel’s hours has been taken to ensure the supply of essential commodities to the valley is not disrupted, added Khattak.
Of the Rs300 million approved for infrastructure work, Rs150 million will go to roads and bridges, and Rs150 million will be released to restore irrigation channels and construct protection walls.
The CM also underlined the need for the scientific exploration of mineral wealth in Chitral and utilising its derived income for welfare of residents. Khattak directed an inquiry be carried out to investigate all those who submitted exaggerated figures for flood related damages in the district.
Relevant authorities have been asked to resolve the issue of the transfer of PTDC motels and assets, and to release salaries pending to PTDC staff since the past 18 months. CM Khattak also directed the district administration to give preference to residents of Chitral in appointments in border police and levies.
For the people: Rs300m approved for reconstructing Chitral’s infrastructure – The Express Tribune
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Inquiries in Tank, DI Khan result in suspension, 27 police officials dismissed
Police officials were suspended in DI Khan and Tank over alleged corruption and misuse of powers. The decision was taken following Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa’s anti-corruption drive.
Last month, at a meeting chaired by the IGP, DI Khan DIG was directed to hold an inquiry into the reports of alleged corruption in the police sector. At least 21 police officials were suspended, removed or reinstated by the DPO as a result of the inquiry.
Seven inspectors and SIs, including Inspector Yusaf, Inspector Muhammad Hussain, Inspector Khalid Mehmood, and SIs Muhammad Nawaz, Kazam Hussain, Asghar Ali and Abdul Hamid, were asked to take forced retirement.
SI Alamgir and ASI Tariq Salim were dismissed after proven guilty of corruption while Inspector Sanaullah, Inspector Kafayat Hussain, and Inspector Sagher Abbas were reinstated.
SIs Faiz Kalim, Imran Kundi and Hasham were given warnings to improve their performance.
The DPO also gave head constables Saeedullah, Akhter Munir, Muhammad Ramazan, and Muhammad Ikram, constable Jawed Akber, DPO gunman Saeed Khan, and driver Aslam six months to improve their performance.
Tank
The inquiry committee in Tank, comprising DSP Investigation Abdul Hai and Circle officer Faridullah presented their report to Tank DPO Anwar Saeed Kundi regarding alleged corruption by police officials. Around 35 police officials and constables were under inquiry in the district.
Based on the report, Tank DPO Kundi sent SI Noor Alam and ASI Ishaq Khan on forced retirement.
Hawaldars Raham Dil and Mamtaz Ali were suspended from their services while Amin Shah, Shaista Khan and Shafiq along with 11 other police personnel were removed from their services. SHO Amir Abdullah, ASI Gull Wali and Head Constable Anamullah were reinstated.
Inquiries in Tank, DI Khan result in suspension, 27 police officials dismissed – The Express Tribune
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Inquiries in Tank, DI Khan result in suspension, 27 police officials dismissed
DERA ISMAIL KHAN / TANK: Police officials were suspended in DI Khan and Tank over alleged corruption and misuse of powers. The decision was taken following Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa’s anti-corruption drive.
Last month, at a meeting chaired by the IGP, DI Khan DIG was directed to hold an inquiry into the reports of alleged corruption in the police sector. At least 21 police officials were suspended, removed or reinstated by the DPO as a result of the inquiry.
Seven inspectors and SIs, including Inspector Yusaf, Inspector Muhammad Hussain, Inspector Khalid Mehmood, and SIs Muhammad Nawaz, Kazam Hussain, Asghar Ali and Abdul Hamid, were asked to take forced retirement.
SI Alamgir and ASI Tariq Salim were dismissed after proven guilty of corruption while Inspector Sanaullah, Inspector Kafayat Hussain, and Inspector Sagher Abbas were reinstated.
SIs Faiz Kalim, Imran Kundi and Hasham were given warnings to improve their performance.
The DPO also gave head constables Saeedullah, Akhter Munir, Muhammad Ramazan, and Muhammad Ikram, constable Jawed Akber, DPO gunman Saeed Khan, and driver Aslam six months to improve their performance.
Tank
The inquiry committee in Tank, comprising DSP Investigation Abdul Hai and Circle officer Faridullah presented their report to Tank DPO Anwar Saeed Kundi regarding alleged corruption by police officials. Around 35 police officials and constables were under inquiry in the district.
Based on the report, Tank DPO Kundi sent SI Noor Alam and ASI Ishaq Khan on forced retirement.
Hawaldars Raham Dil and Mamtaz Ali were suspended from their services while Amin Shah, Shaista Khan and Shafiq along with 11 other police personnel were removed from their services. SHO Amir Abdullah, ASI Gull Wali and Head Constable Anamullah were reinstated.
Inquiries in Tank, DI Khan result in suspension, 27 police officials dismissed – The Express Tribune
DERA ISMAIL KHAN / TANK: Police officials were suspended in DI Khan and Tank over alleged corruption and misuse of powers. The decision was taken following Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa’s anti-corruption drive.
Last month, at a meeting chaired by the IGP, DI Khan DIG was directed to hold an inquiry into the reports of alleged corruption in the police sector. At least 21 police officials were suspended, removed or reinstated by the DPO as a result of the inquiry.
Seven inspectors and SIs, including Inspector Yusaf, Inspector Muhammad Hussain, Inspector Khalid Mehmood, and SIs Muhammad Nawaz, Kazam Hussain, Asghar Ali and Abdul Hamid, were asked to take forced retirement.
SI Alamgir and ASI Tariq Salim were dismissed after proven guilty of corruption while Inspector Sanaullah, Inspector Kafayat Hussain, and Inspector Sagher Abbas were reinstated.
SIs Faiz Kalim, Imran Kundi and Hasham were given warnings to improve their performance.
The DPO also gave head constables Saeedullah, Akhter Munir, Muhammad Ramazan, and Muhammad Ikram, constable Jawed Akber, DPO gunman Saeed Khan, and driver Aslam six months to improve their performance.
Tank
The inquiry committee in Tank, comprising DSP Investigation Abdul Hai and Circle officer Faridullah presented their report to Tank DPO Anwar Saeed Kundi regarding alleged corruption by police officials. Around 35 police officials and constables were under inquiry in the district.
Based on the report, Tank DPO Kundi sent SI Noor Alam and ASI Ishaq Khan on forced retirement.
Hawaldars Raham Dil and Mamtaz Ali were suspended from their services while Amin Shah, Shaista Khan and Shafiq along with 11 other police personnel were removed from their services. SHO Amir Abdullah, ASI Gull Wali and Head Constable Anamullah were reinstated.
Inquiries in Tank, DI Khan result in suspension, 27 police officials dismissed – The Express Tribune
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Lock, load and...holster: Licences suspended of 157 arms dealers, manufacturers
By Our Correspondent
Published: December 12, 2013
PESHAWAR: The Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (K-P) Home and Tribal Affairs department suspended 157 licences for arms dealers and manufacturers, officials told The Express Tribune on Wednesday. The official notification was sent to businesses on Monday.
The licences had been issued by the previous government as part of around 600 issued to dealerships and manufacturers. Out of the 157 dealers and manufacturers, around 124 units are located in Peshawar and one in Darra Adam Khel in the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (Fata). The remaining 32 are located elsewhere in K-P.
On September 19, the department had prepared a list of 400 arms manufacturers and dealers in K-P after they failed to register their businesses. Several reminders were given to the units to submit all their business details, including stock and sale reports, allocated quota, and a copy of the no-objection certificate for supplying arms. The department had warned in case they fail to comply, the units would be dealt with in accordance with the K-P Arms Policy 2013.
President Sporting and Hunting Arms Association (SHAA) Peshawar Haroon Khan told The Express Tribune there are at least 10 gunsmiths in each of the arms manufacturing units, meaning the decision would leave 1,500 people jobless.
The legendary gunsmiths of Darra
Like the arms manufacturing cluster in Darra, weapons are hand-manufactured by skilled gunsmiths in Peshawar and the rest of K-P, claimed Khan. However, he added, the home department had made it necessary for the manufacturers to install several advanced machines and fulfil other formalities which are not possible financially.
“The authorities are misguided in thinking arms factories in K-P do not manufacture locally but simply act as middlemen and buy from Darra,” claimed Khan. He admitted some units might be doing so, however, a majority had their own gunsmiths.
“The fact is that Peshawar rivals Darra in arms manufacturing these days. The biggest advantage to Darra units was free electricity – they lost this advantage after the start of prolonged load-shedding. The gunsmiths have been forced to relocate to Peshawar.”
SHAA Peshawar General Secretary Abdul Wakeel stated the association is in favour of cancelling licences of units which are non-operational. But, he argued, suspending operational units was unjust and will only result in unemployment.
After an earlier decision to suspend transport licences, they were no longer able to ship arms to Punjab and Sindh, shared Wakeel. He added the units remain under severe pressure since Punjab and Sindh were the largest markets for them.
“Locals do not buy arms from our units; they prefer Darra weapons. Arms units have to rely on export to other provinces,” he said, demanding the government take notice of the situation and reverse their decisions.
Published in The Express Tribune, December 12th, 2013.
By Our Correspondent
Published: December 12, 2013
PESHAWAR: The Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (K-P) Home and Tribal Affairs department suspended 157 licences for arms dealers and manufacturers, officials told The Express Tribune on Wednesday. The official notification was sent to businesses on Monday.
The licences had been issued by the previous government as part of around 600 issued to dealerships and manufacturers. Out of the 157 dealers and manufacturers, around 124 units are located in Peshawar and one in Darra Adam Khel in the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (Fata). The remaining 32 are located elsewhere in K-P.
On September 19, the department had prepared a list of 400 arms manufacturers and dealers in K-P after they failed to register their businesses. Several reminders were given to the units to submit all their business details, including stock and sale reports, allocated quota, and a copy of the no-objection certificate for supplying arms. The department had warned in case they fail to comply, the units would be dealt with in accordance with the K-P Arms Policy 2013.
President Sporting and Hunting Arms Association (SHAA) Peshawar Haroon Khan told The Express Tribune there are at least 10 gunsmiths in each of the arms manufacturing units, meaning the decision would leave 1,500 people jobless.
The legendary gunsmiths of Darra
Like the arms manufacturing cluster in Darra, weapons are hand-manufactured by skilled gunsmiths in Peshawar and the rest of K-P, claimed Khan. However, he added, the home department had made it necessary for the manufacturers to install several advanced machines and fulfil other formalities which are not possible financially.
“The authorities are misguided in thinking arms factories in K-P do not manufacture locally but simply act as middlemen and buy from Darra,” claimed Khan. He admitted some units might be doing so, however, a majority had their own gunsmiths.
“The fact is that Peshawar rivals Darra in arms manufacturing these days. The biggest advantage to Darra units was free electricity – they lost this advantage after the start of prolonged load-shedding. The gunsmiths have been forced to relocate to Peshawar.”
SHAA Peshawar General Secretary Abdul Wakeel stated the association is in favour of cancelling licences of units which are non-operational. But, he argued, suspending operational units was unjust and will only result in unemployment.
After an earlier decision to suspend transport licences, they were no longer able to ship arms to Punjab and Sindh, shared Wakeel. He added the units remain under severe pressure since Punjab and Sindh were the largest markets for them.
“Locals do not buy arms from our units; they prefer Darra weapons. Arms units have to rely on export to other provinces,” he said, demanding the government take notice of the situation and reverse their decisions.
Published in The Express Tribune, December 12th, 2013.
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I hope owner of waqt news don't get a stress call from Raiwind by a "tind" on promoting positive image of pti
I hope owner of waqt news don't get a stress call from Raiwind by a "tind" on promoting positive image of pti
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Attacks on polio teams kill three in northwest Pakistan
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SWABI: Gunmen attacked two separate polio teams in northwestern Pakistan on Friday, killing one polio worker and two police guards.
The first incident took place in Swabi in northwestern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province where unknown motorcyclists shot down two policemen on their way to provide security cover to a polio team, local police said.
According to police, the two police officials were on their way to perform security duties when unknown gunmen opened fire on them on Topi Road in Swabi. Subsequently, one police official was killed on the spot while the other, sustaining severe injuries, succumbed to his wounds at the hospital.
Hours later, a gunman killed a polio worker on his way home after vaccinating children in Jamrud district of Khyber tribal region located on the outskirts of Peshawar.
Government administrator Iqbal Khan said the slain worker was targeted for participating in the government-run anti-polio campaign in the tribal area.
Pakistan is one of only three countries in the world where the polio virus is still endemic, but efforts to stamp out the crippling disease have been hit by repeated attacks on health teams.
Officials blame the violence and suspicions about the vaccine for a surge in cases. According to the World Health Organisation, Pakistan recorded 72 cases of polio this year compared to 58 in 2012.
New Delhi on Wednesday announced it would require citizens from Pakistan and other polio-affected nations travelling to India to take a mandatory polio vaccination at least six weeks prior to their departure.
real progress of KPK govt!
unashmed PTI KPK, govt fails to provide security once again to its citizens?
partner in terrorism , political defenders of TTp?
PTI & JI!
would ever going to protest or dam dharnis against the killers called TTp?
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SWABI: Gunmen attacked two separate polio teams in northwestern Pakistan on Friday, killing one polio worker and two police guards.
The first incident took place in Swabi in northwestern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province where unknown motorcyclists shot down two policemen on their way to provide security cover to a polio team, local police said.
According to police, the two police officials were on their way to perform security duties when unknown gunmen opened fire on them on Topi Road in Swabi. Subsequently, one police official was killed on the spot while the other, sustaining severe injuries, succumbed to his wounds at the hospital.
Hours later, a gunman killed a polio worker on his way home after vaccinating children in Jamrud district of Khyber tribal region located on the outskirts of Peshawar.
Government administrator Iqbal Khan said the slain worker was targeted for participating in the government-run anti-polio campaign in the tribal area.
Pakistan is one of only three countries in the world where the polio virus is still endemic, but efforts to stamp out the crippling disease have been hit by repeated attacks on health teams.
Officials blame the violence and suspicions about the vaccine for a surge in cases. According to the World Health Organisation, Pakistan recorded 72 cases of polio this year compared to 58 in 2012.
New Delhi on Wednesday announced it would require citizens from Pakistan and other polio-affected nations travelling to India to take a mandatory polio vaccination at least six weeks prior to their departure.
real progress of KPK govt!
unashmed PTI KPK, govt fails to provide security once again to its citizens?
partner in terrorism , political defenders of TTp?
PTI & JI!
would ever going to protest or dam dharnis against the killers called TTp?
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sukar allha ka key, uss ney kam ki baat app key dil mien dalli!
but its not only polio teams are the only victims in KPK my, friend ?
security is just for minsters , like in all other provinces but because of full open political support from PTI +JI to TTp terrorists?
now KPK is virtully rulled by TTp?
as long as TTp allowed to run the show , like that?
whatever plans or devlopment projects PTI KPK govt tries do, public opinion will never be in favour of PTI in genrl?
cause its KPK govts blunt failure to provide the security to its genrl citizens?
i think its about time , that PTI just leave the govt & let others try thier 50 cents?
so the future blames of any terrorism , wouldnt be put on PTI?
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