Ashiana Scheme: Punjab government issued notice

Petition moved by Barrister Javed Iqbal Jafree questions allotment process for houses.


Express June 18, 2011

LAHORE:


Lahore High Court Chief Justice Ijaz Ahmad Chaudhry on Thursday issued notice for July 1 to the Punjab government and the Housing, Planning and Development Department secretary seeking their reply on a petition questioning the Ashiana Housing Scheme which aims at providing inexpensive residential facility to low income people.


The petition moved by Barrister Javed Iqbal Jafree questions the allotment process for the houses. The petitioner contends that the step of providing houses at to the poor is indeed a good step. Yet, he alleges, that the allotment was not transparent and fair and has accused the officials of nepotism.

He contends that allotment of the houses on the basis of personal liking would not serve the stated purpose of the scheme. He has prayed to the court to direct the respondents to infuse transparency and equity in the scheme so that deserving people could benefit from it.

Published in The Express Tribune, June 17th, 2011.

COMMENTS (1)

Barrister MOHUMMED JAWAID IQBAL JAFREE OF SLARPORE | 12 years ago | Reply dear tanveer sahib, i humbly request that my name is correctly transliterated as Syyed MOHUMMED (for reasdonds that yuou know I reject spellings Muhammad) Jawaid Iqbal Jafree of Slarpore. Mohummed .... That I discover these new spellings in Roman characters of our prophet and my ancestor is my greatest contriobution to literature of humanity. I will be gratedful if you do not violate my humblest and inascuousest of requests. My motto is: QUE SERA SERA(TUL MUSTAQUEEM). a vakil and a mussawere's changing wrong and righting is not by sword but by signature. signature of jafree made fampous by a rematrk of Saint John: TRUTH SHALL MAKE YOU (JA)FREE.
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