Successful negotiations: Sindh Ombudsman comes through
The authority had taken the money as a deposit for flats but they abandoned the development scheme in 2009.
The authority had taken the money as a deposit for flats but they abandoned the development scheme in 2009.
Nisar, Rashid and Mukhtar had lodged a complaint with Sindh Ombudsman Asad Ashraf Malik demanding that they be reimbursed for their investment. These claims were later settled.
Published in The Express Tribune, April 19th, 2013.
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