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Tabish Gauhar lands himself in eye of storm

Tabish Gauhar lands himself in eye of storm SAPM on Power and Petroleum, Tabish Gauhar. File photo ISLAMABAD: The SAPM on Power and Petroleum, Tabish Gauhar, has developed a serious rift with two powerful cabinet ministers in the Cabinet Committee on Energy (CCOE) where an intense divergence of opinion has turned into personal animosity. Tabish Gauhar, who is currently not attending the CCOE meetings, registered his protest with Prime Minister Imran Khan against the two ministers, pleading that the two cabinet members were interfering in the affairs of Ministry of Energy, top official sources and one of the CCOE members told The News. The PM has also been conveyed that the CCOE has also ordered an inquiry into dry docking of FSRU at Engro Terminal.

SAPM on Power Tabish Gauhar develops rift with two federal ministers: report

SAPM on Power Tabish Gauhar develops rift with two federal ministers: report By SAPM Tabish Gauhar develops serious rift with Ali Zaidi, Asad Umar.  Gauhar complaints to PM Imran Khan over the two ministers interfering in the affairs of the energy ministry.  Shaukat Tarin, Umar and Zaidi had objected to delayed dry docking.  Special Assistant to the Prime Minister on Power and Petroleum Tabish Gauhar has developed a serious rift with two ministers who are part of the Cabinet Committee on Energy (CCOE), as per a report in Related items Gauhar did not respond to questions from The News on the alleged rift between him and the two ministers, Ali Zaidi and Asad Umar. 

SAPM Tabish Gauhar develops rift with federal ministers

SAPM Tabish Gauhar develops rift with federal ministers
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Federal govt released over Rs9bn for Karachi s development, claims Ali Zaidi

July 12, 2021 Denying the impression that the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) did nothing significant for the development of Karachi despite winning a majority of seats from the city in the last general elections, Federal Minister for Maritime Affairs Ali Zaidi on Sunday said the federal government had released funds amounting to more than Rs9 billion for various development projects in the metropolis. He was addressing a press conference at the Insaf House where former Citizens-Police Liaison Committee (CPLC) chief Sharafuddin Memon announced his decision to join the PTI. Citing some of the federal projects for the city, the federal minister said work on the K-IV water supply project was under way and the Green Line Bus Rapid Transit project would be completed soon.

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