I have not attended meetings called by Zulfi Bukhari: PPP minister Saeed Ghani
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PPP minister says he does not attend meetings called by Zulfi Bukhari
Zulfi Bukhari is a special assistant while I am an elected lawmaker, says Ghani
Sindh Education Minister Saeed Ghani said he has not attended any meetings called by Prime Minister Imran Khan’s aide, Sayed Zulfikar Bukhari.
Zulfi Bukhari is currently appointed special assistant to the PM on overseas Pakistanis and human resource development.
“He is a special assistant. We are elected lawmakers. He cannot chair our meetings,” said the provincial minister, while addressing a press conference in Karachi on Wednesday. “He will tell me what the rights of workers are?”
Pakistan has more illegal housing societies than legal ones, reveal govt documents ANI | Updated: Dec 22, 2020 22:22 IST
Islamabad [Pakistan], December 22 (ANI): There are more illegal housing societies in Pakistan than legal ones with over 69 per cent of the country s housing societies not being registered, government documents reveal.
According to official documents, around 6,000 out of total of 8,767 housing societies have not been registered with the concerned institutions. These 6,000 housing societies have been made on bogus papers or their papers are incomplete, reported Geo News.
Despite the size of the real estate market being estimated to around Rs 15-20 trillion, only 2,767 houses are legally registered with the concerned institutions in the country
69% of housing societies in Pakistan are not registered
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Figures of illegal housing societies, corruption in societies surface in government documents
Fraud and corruption cases registered against majority of the housing projects
There are more illegal than legal housing societies in Pakistan.
Over 69% of the country s housing societies are not registered, government documents revealed Tuesday.
According to official documents, out of a total of 8,767 housing societies, 6,000 are not registered with the concerned institutions.
These 6,000 housing societies have been made on bogus papers or their papers are incomplete.
Over 4,000 fraud and corruption cases are registered against 500 societies. These cases of fraud amount to more than Rs300 billion.
Islamabad [Pakistan], December 22 (ANI): There are more illegal housing societies in Pakistan than legal ones with over 69 per cent of the country s housing societies not being registered, government documents reveal.
According to official documents, around 6,000 out of total of 8,767 housing societies have not been registered with the concerned institutions. These 6,000 housing societies have been made on bogus papers or their papers are incomplete, reported Geo News.
Despite the size of the real estate market being estimated to around Rs 15-20 trillion, only 2,767 houses are legally registered with the concerned institutions in the country
Furthermore, over 4,000 fraud and corruption cases are registered against 500 societies in Pakistan, which amount to over Rs 300 billion.
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