Shaheed Zardari Bata Joota
Karachi Zoo bechara sheer
No Airconditioning for animals
Sindh Police ready to fight for justice, justice ko lagta hai , pura kha giya
ATM theft Sindh
KARACHI: The Auditor General of Pakistan (AGP) has detected irregularities and corruption worth at least Rs 2.6 billion in the Sindh’s excise and taxation department during the tenure of Pakistan People’s Party led provincial government, Customs Today learnt.
According to auditor-general’s report 2013-14, exclusively available with the Customs Today, the provincial exchequer faced a loss of at least Rs 1,036.48 million for bank guarantees cleared without cash realization.
The Sindh High Court in its decision vide misc No 7732/2011 dated 31-5-2011 directed that goods will be cleared by ETO on payment of 50 percent of the disputed amount by furnishing bank guarantee/security and cash will be paid for balance 50 percent amount.
Moreover, the report stated that Rs 3.40 million was suffered due to non recovery of establishment charges, less recovery of provincial excise duty Rs 667.80 million, non-realization of Infrastructure Cess Rs 34.95 million, non-recovery of hotel tax Rs 11.21 million, non-realization of motor vehicle tax Rs 120.65 million; non-realization of professional tax Rs 12.53 million and non-realization of property tax Rs 179.11 million.
PPP says , people died of drinking Alcohol are "Shaheed"
Country retreat of former Pakistan PM Benazir Bhutto hits the market for £10m (but it was once used for £450-a-night secret sex parties)
- Former Pakistan Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto and husband Asif Zardari owned the Surrey property from 1995
- They had always denied buying the mansion which Pakistan authorities believed was paid for with ill-gotten gains
- But Zardari admitted being behind the purchase in 2004, before it was sold for more than £4 million the following year
- The Rockwood Estate, set in around 350 acres of countryside, is now expected to fetch up to £10m at auction
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For sale: The former country retreat of assassinated Pakistan politician Benazir Bhutto, which later became a hub for sex parties, has gone up for auction for £10million
Former president: Bhutto claimed to have never even visited the property but Zardari eventually admitted being behind the purchase in 2004, before it was sold for more than £4 million the following year
There are 11 bedrooms, five bathrooms, a great hall, massive drawing room and a 115-foot terrace which overlooks a pond in the grounds.
It retains some original features including a wood-panelled study.
A domed master bedroom, which is the size of a small home, was apparently made bombproof with steel and reinforced concrete.
Only reported by UK newspaper