ACE recovers Rs13m from defaulters
ACE officials said people had constructed school buildings, petrol pumps, poultry sheds, hotels etc
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SARGODHA:
Anti-Corruption Establishment (ACE) has recovered Rs13 million as commercial fee from private school owners and other defaulters on Friday. ACE officials said that ACE Regional Director Shahbaz Hussain Shah came to know that a number of people had constructed school buildings, petrol pumps, poultry sheds and hotels but did not deposit the commercial map fee in collusion with the staff concerned.
ACE Assistant Directors Tasawwar Abbas Bosal and Ehsanullah recovered an amount of Rs13 million from the owners and deposited it in the treasury.
Published in The Express Tribune, July 13th, 2019.
Anti-Corruption Establishment (ACE) has recovered Rs13 million as commercial fee from private school owners and other defaulters on Friday. ACE officials said that ACE Regional Director Shahbaz Hussain Shah came to know that a number of people had constructed school buildings, petrol pumps, poultry sheds and hotels but did not deposit the commercial map fee in collusion with the staff concerned.
ACE Assistant Directors Tasawwar Abbas Bosal and Ehsanullah recovered an amount of Rs13 million from the owners and deposited it in the treasury.
Published in The Express Tribune, July 13th, 2019.