CDA suspends 8 officials for illegally occupying govt-provided houses

The officials had been occupying the houses without any entitlement or legal allotment


Our Correspondent April 21, 2017
The officials had been occupying the houses without any entitlement or legal allotment. PHOTO: EXPRESS/FILE

ISLAMABAD:  

The Capital Development Authority (CDA) on Thursday suspended eight officials for illegally occupying government-provided accommodation.

The officials had been occupying the houses without any entitlement or legal allotment.

“Under regulation 8.05 of the CDA Employees Service Regulation 1992, services of the employees had been placed under suspension with immediate effect and until further orders on account of their misconduct in term of Clause 16, Chapter IX of Accommodation Allocation Rules – 2002,” a statement issued by the CDA read.

CDA Member Administration Yasir Peerzada said that government accommodation is allotted to CDA employees under established norms and procedures.

Published in The Express Tribune, April 21st, 2017.

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