The petitioner contended that there were 21 PSP DIGs in BS-20 who had been working under Sindh government for more than 10 years in violation of the promotion policy 2020. Photo courtesy Wikimedia Commons/File
KARACHI: The Sindh High Court on Monday suspended recent transfer of six deputy inspectors general of Sindh police from the province as the federal and provincial authorities sought further time to file comments.
The petitioner contended that there were 21 PSP DIGs in BS-20 who had been working under Sindh government for more than 10 years in violation of the promotion policy 2020 but only six of them had been transferred.
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Cabinet agrees to enact Letters of Administration and Succession Certificates Bill, 2020
Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah presides over a cabinet meeting here at CM House. PHOTO: TWITTER
The Sindh government decided on Wednesday to enact the Letters of Administration and Succession Certificates Bill, 2020, to make it easier for citizens to get succession certificates and letters of administration.
Currently, succession certificates, that allow legal heirs to establish ownership of movable assets, and letters of administration, which authorise an administrator to take control of and dispose of the estate of a deceased person, are issued by the court. Following the enactment of the bill, citizens will be able to obtain the documents directly from the National Database and Registration Authority.