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PIC orders making public tax exemptions given to business groups
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PU deputy registrar fined Rs25,000 for not providing info under RTI Act
July 17, 2021
LAHORE: The Punjab Information Commission (PIC) hs imposed Rs25,000 fine on Punjab University (PU) Deputy Registrar and Public Information Officer (PIO) Ahmad Islam for not providing information to an applicant, under the Right to Information (RTI) Act. Chief Information Commissioner Mahboob Qadir Shah directed the Punjab University vice chancellor and registrar to deduct the fine amount from the salary of the deputy registrar and inform the Commission about compliance of the orders. While announcing verdict in Dr Naveed Ahmad versus Punjab University Lahore case, the chief information commissioner said the PU deputy registrar did not appear in the court despite summoning by the PIC to attend case proceedings under the RTI Act. According to the case details, Dr Naveed Ahmad, who’s a faculty member at the PU Law College, had sought complete information about the allotment of houses to the unive
CM House funds: PIC summons CM Secretariat official
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Monitor the abuser
July 11, 2021
While the issue of child sexual abuse and rape has been discussed over and over again, one of the problems is that there s too little focus on monitoring child abusers and keeping track of them, after they re released or are out on bail. This is especially necessary in a situation where very few people are convicted even after being arrested, usually due to a lack of sufficient evidence put before the courts or a deal made with the family of the victims. The Punjab Information Commission, acting on a request under the Access to Information law, has noted that in fact, no report on child rapists and abductors had been maintained in the Punjab. This despite the fact that the Punjab police had recommended a monitoring of criminals and the insertion of a law that prevented alleged rapists or abusers from reaching an agreement with the family of victims. It has also been suggested that internet cafes where pornography is available and other such places