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Sabahat Ghaznavi gets his right through KPK RTI Law

Sitting in his office, Sabahat Ghaznavi’s face was gleaming with joy, because he had salvaged his due right through KP Right to Information law.

Ghaznavi, 28, who is a resident of QisaKhawani- Peshawar won his case for appointment as computer operator, a post which he had applied for in the Bureau of Agriculture Information KPK back in December 2013.

He joyfully exclaimed that it was something unbelievable to defeat malpractice by resorting to KP Right to Information law.

Ghaznavi appeared in a test for the post of computer operator advertised by the Bureau of Agriculture. He was one of the successful candidates in the list displayed but then for unknown reasons the said list was removed and the posts were re-advertised. He filed an information request with the department about the merit list but did not receive a satisfactory response. He approached the RTI Commission in complaint to provide him the result of the first test and interview, which accordingly was provided helping him to be appointed against the post. Ghaznavi is a living example of the usefulness and power of RTI Law against corruption and nepotism.

 

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[karakoram]

Which road is this in peshawar ?

 

[Danish saleem]

For being honest?

for not supporting PTI

 

[nomi007]

Which road is this in peshawar ?

ring road near gt road pull

 

[Khalidr]

i have a question here, now how to know our land is computerized in Peshawar, as i live in UAE and have no clue about these land registry stuff. if any one can guide me here. we bought this house in 2001 and all land registry records are with us.

Computerisation of land records continues in six districts

PESHAWAR: Computerisation of land records has been completed in Mardan while the project is currently in progress in six districts of the province, documents shared with the Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa Assembly earlier this week have revealed.

Qaumi Watan Party MPA Abdul Karim Khan had broached the subject when he asked a question in the house.

According to the documents shared with the house, the project was initiated under the budget for 2013-2014. Seven districts in K-P – Mardan, Peshawar, Buner, Kohat, Abbottabad, Bannu and DI Khan – were selected for the first phase of computerisation. The document stated land records of Mardan district have been digitised while the project was at different phases in other districts.

The land record computerisation project in seven districts had also been in K-P’s budget for 2014-2015, added the document.

Going digital

Several types of documentation are needed to digitise land records, all of which need to eventually be computerised.

Documents on the computerisation of mauza-wise (mauza is vernacular for estate) scanning of records on rights and data entry in Peshawar showed 191 register haqadaran zameens (RHZ), a land registration process which gives the details of the landowner, cultivator, land and soil, according to the country’s land administration system. Of these, 190 have been computerised.


Out of 191 mutations (records of the transfer of title from one person to another), about 176 have been completed.


Furthermore, out of 345 RHZs of Abbottabad, about 258 RHZs were completed. Only nine mutations out of 345 have been completed. In Mardan, 176 RHZs and mutations were completed. In DI Khan, 340 out of 390 RHZs have been completed while a similar number of mutations are yet to be computerised. Similarly, in Bannu, 209 out of 249 RHZs have been computerised.

Data entry

The data entry status for all seven districts revealed out of 191 mauzas in Peshawar, data entry had been completed for 190 while the entry of the last mauza was currently in progress.

Data entry for 248 mauzas has been completed in Abbottabad. Moreover, 314, 112, 57 and 14 mauzas have been entered in DI Khan, Bannu, Kohat and Buner.

In Mardan, 176 mauzas have been computerised, it added. In addition, farad badar (the error correction process) and mutation entries of 106 mauzas in Mardan, 29 mauzas in Katlang and 41 mauzas in Takht Bhai have also been completed.

Management of records

According to the K-P finance department white paper for 2014-15 shared with the house, the government had prepared a project cycle of around Rs803 million for the seven districts. However, it was later revised to around Rs1.24 billion.

The white paper stated the project would be extended to the remaining districts of the province from the next financial year and an estimated amount of Rs2.8 billion is likely to be allocated in this regard.

Published in The Express Tribune, April 26th, 2015.

 

[NaMaloom]

i have a question here, now how to know our land is computerized in Peshawar, as i live in UAE and have no clue about these land registry stuff. if any one can guide me here. we bought this house in 2001 and all land registry records are with us.

Well this should be a start,

Information and Public Relations Department

Secretary: Ph #9210365-9210387

All other departments under KPK government and their contact numbers can be found here:

Contacts | Telephone Directory

 

[Khalidr]

Well this should be a start,

Information and Public Relations Department

Secretary: Ph #9210365-9210387

All other departments under KPK government and their contact numbers can be found here:

Contacts | Telephone Directory

Thanks for your help sir.

 

[NaMaloom]

Thanks for your help sir.

You are very welcome. Hope you sort out your worries.

 

[Leader]

Sabahat Ghaznavi gets his right through KPK RTI Law

Sitting in his office, Sabahat Ghaznavi’s face was gleaming with joy, because he had salvaged his due right through KP Right to Information law.

Ghaznavi, 28, who is a resident of QisaKhawani- Peshawar won his case for appointment as computer operator, a post which he had applied for in the Bureau of Agriculture Information KPK back in December 2013.

He joyfully exclaimed that it was something unbelievable to defeat malpractice by resorting to KP Right to Information law.

Ghaznavi appeared in a test for the post of computer operator advertised by the Bureau of Agriculture. He was one of the successful candidates in the list displayed but then for unknown reasons the said list was removed and the posts were re-advertised. He filed an information request with the department about the merit list but did not receive a satisfactory response. He approached the RTI Commission in complaint to provide him the result of the first test and interview, which accordingly was provided helping him to be appointed against the post. Ghaznavi is a living example of the usefulness and power of RTI Law against corruption and nepotism.

cc @ajpirzada I wanted to share it with you, but couldnt remember your id.

i have a question here, now how to know our land is computerized in Peshawar, as i live in UAE and have no clue about these land registry stuff. if any one can guide me here. we bought this house in 2001 and all land registry records are with us.

computerization of land record started nowshera I think, as per team working on it, Khan said that they will complete it by the end of 2017. so I think Peshawar would be on top priority. keep checking

 

[Jango]

For some reason Pakistani cities just don't seem clean.

No matter how well the rad is made, the greenery or whatever.

I guess it's just the sight of a hundred motorcycles, rickshaws, no lane discipline, overhead wires and most of all those irritiating posters of some two nut Pir plastered on every thing erect they could find that ruins it.

Hamari awam main bhi akal nhn hai, and then they cry about everything tot he government.

 

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For some reason Pakistani cities just don't seem clean.

No matter how well the rad is made, the greenery or whatever.

I guess it's just the sight of a hundred motorcycles, rickshaws, no lane discipline, overhead wires and most of all those irritiating posters of some two nut Pir plastered on every thing erect they could find that ruins it.

Hamari awam main bhi akal nhn hai, and then they cry about everything tot he government.

there is no doubt that pmln govt try its level best to keep lahore clean, yet its dirty everyday. ham log khud gand daltay hain.. its true that sewerage system installed is over capacitated, lakin fact is ham log gand bohat daltay hain.. hence hygiene issue, hence more than normal sicknesses...