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Encroachment case: Sindh CM Murad Ali Shah reaches SC on CJP s order

Encroachment case: SC directs Sindh CM to submit implementation report in one month   Published On Call Sindh CM, I will ask about the encroachment operation from him, CJP Gulzar.  KARACHI (Dunya News) – Chief Minister of Sindh (CM) Murad Ali Shah on Tuesday has appeared before Supreme Court (SC) on the directives of Chief Justice of Pakistan (CJP) Gulzar Ahmed for hearing of a case pertaining to removal of illegal encroachments in Karachi. During the hearing at SC Karachi registry, the CJP said that court’s order has not been implemented as the parks in the metropolis are still illegally occupied and tall buildings are being constructed.

CJP takes Sindh govt to task over delay in removing Karachi encroachments

CJP takes Sindh govt to task over delay in removing Karachi encroachments
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No roads, no water, no parks : CJP censures Sindh CM for slow progress in removing encroachments - Pakistan

Chief Justice of Pakistan Gulzar Ahmed on Tuesday berated Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah for lack of progress in removing encroachments from land meant for the Karachi Circular Railway (KCR) and the condition of the metropolis. APP/File Chief Justice of Pakistan Gulzar Ahmed on Tuesday berated Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah for not acting on court orders to remove encroachments from land meant for the Karachi Circular Railway (KCR) and for the overall condition of the metropolis, saying there were no roads, no water, no parks and the city had been turned into a village . Justice Gulzar made these remarks during the hearing of a case regarding removal of illegal encroachments in the metropolis at the Supreme Court s Karachi registry. During the hearing, the chief justice asked Shah for the progress report on removal of encroachments.

Prosecution witness testifies in Bahria Town land scam case - Pakistan

An accountability court on Wednesday recorded the statement of a prosecution witness and summoned two others to testify on the next date of hearing in a case pertaining to alleged illegal amalgamation of commercial land to Bahria Town for a multistorey building in Karachi. Photo courtesy: Bahria Town website/File KARACHI: An accountability court on Wednesday recorded the statement of a prosecution witness and summoned two others to testify on the next date of hearing in a case pertaining to alleged illegal amalgamation of commercial land to Bahria Town for a multistorey building in Karachi. Then mayor Mustafa Kamal, then district coordination officer Fazlur Rehman, then executive district officer Iftikhar Qaimkhani, then district officer Mumtaz Haider, then additional DO Syed Nishat Ali and then sub-registrar-II, Clifton, Nazir Zardari have been charged with corruption of around Rs2 billion in the case.

Prosecution witness testifies in Bahria Town land scam case - Newspaper

An accountability court on Wednesday recorded the statement of a prosecution witness and summoned two others to testify on the next date of hearing in a case pertaining to alleged illegal amalgamation of commercial land to Bahria Town for a multistorey building in Karachi. Photo courtesy: Bahria Town website/File KARACHI: An accountability court on Wednesday recorded the statement of a prosecution witness and summoned two others to testify on the next date of hearing in a case pertaining to alleged illegal amalgamation of commercial land to Bahria Town for a multistorey building in Karachi. Then mayor Mustafa Kamal, then district coordination officer Fazlur Rehman, then executive district officer Iftikhar Qaimkhani, then district officer Mumtaz Haider, then additional DO Syed Nishat Ali and then sub-registrar-II, Clifton, Nazir Zardari have been charged with corruption of around Rs2 billion in the case.

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