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Court says QAU inclined on ‘quid pro quo’ with civic body rather than opposing bypass construction
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Court says QAU inclined on ‘quid pro quo’ with civic body rather than opposing bypass construction
He is one of the beneficiaries of the allotment of plots in two sectors of Islamabad.
ISLAMABAD: The Ministry of Law and Justice is at loggerheads with the Capital Development Authority (CDA) over the appointment of a known activist of the ruling PTI as a legal adviser of the civic agency. In contradiction to its own policy, the law ministry recommended the name of Shahid Naseem Tahir Gondal for the post of CDA legal adviser but also rejected the summary moved by the civic agency containing the names of three eminent lawyers for the same position. Earlier this month, CDA had forwarded a summary to the law ministry, seeking the “appointment of a legal adviser in the CDA”.