CAMP COURT OF THE APPELLATE TRIBUNAL LOCAL COUNCILS
SINDH FIXED ON 1STAUGUST 2015 AT KHAIRPUR MIR’S
Karachi, July 24: Ms. Arjumand Aziz Chairperson/ Judge, Appellate Tribunal Local Councils
Sindh is scheduled to hear appeals pertaining to Municipal Corporations, Municipal Committees,
Town Committees, District Councils and Union Councils etc (Local Governments) of the
District Khairpur Mir’s fixed on 1st August 2015 at 09.00 a.m. She shall be held the Camp of the
Tribunal at District & Sessions Court Khairpur.
HANDOUT NO: 281/2015 (SAH)
CAMP COURT OF THE APPELLATE TRIBUNAL LOCAL COUNCILS
SINDH FIXED ON 1STAUGUST 2015 AT KHAIRPUR MIR’S
Karachi, July 24: Ms. Arjumand Aziz Chairperson/ Judge, Appellate Tribunal Local Councils
Sindh is scheduled to hear appeals pertaining to Municipal Corporations, Municipal Committees,
Town Committees, District Councils and Union Councils etc (Local Governments) of the
District Khairpur Mir’s fixed on 1st August 2015 at 09.00 a.m. She shall be held the Camp of the
Tribunal at District & Sessions Court Khairpur.
HANDOUT NO: 281/2015 (SAH)
99204423
GOVERNMENT OF SINDH
99204401
INFORMATION & ARCHIVES DEPARTMENT
DIRECTORATE OF PRESS INFORMATION
95-Sindh Secretariat 4-B, Karachi.
Karachi dated the 27th July – 2015
ALL UNITS BE ACTIVATE AND EFFECTIVE : CHAIRMANN
A.C.E. ORDERED
Karachi, July 27: A multi-pronged strategy i.e. ensuring above-board accountability, cleansing
Enquiries and Anti Corruption Establishment of corrupt officials making Prosecution and
Intelligence Units more effective and responsive; punishing corrupt officials and rewarding those
who are upright and honest; launching public awareness campaign, training and capacity
building of all relevant officials, will be henceforth vigorously pursued in order to check and
arrest the menace of financial corruption and corrupt practices prevalent in the Provincial
Department.
This was vowed by newly appointed Chairman Enquiries and Anticorruption
Establishment Sindh, Syed Mumtaz Ali Shah on Monday while presiding over the first meeting
of officials of the Department, held at his office.
He said the message must be loud and clear to all and sundry that accountability process
would be above-board and carried out in a complete transparent manner, adding that officials of
Anticorruption department must be upright and honest and no one can dare to raise finger upon
their professional integrity and honesty and this principle would not be compromised, he said
that officials would be held responsible for misdeed and corrupt practices by their sub-ordinate
staff.
The chairman said that all the Secretaries of Provincial Departments would be
approached by him personally to furnish pertaining cases, adding that plethora of corruption
scandals and scams were being reported by the print and electronic media so we must be vigil
and act before the scams are reported by the media giving a bad name to the government and
tarnishing image of the relevant departments. The Chairman made it clear that it was the mandate
of Enquiries an Anticorruption Department to investigate financial corruption and corrupt
practices prevalent in all provincial Departments.
He announced that he would hold meetings with the concerned departments with a view
to make Prosecution component and Intelligent Unit more effective and responsive to new
challenges arising – put.
He further declared that the Enquiries and Anticorruption Department is undergoing a
major reshuffle in order to streamline it and achieve the stipulated goals; he warned the officials
not to resort to use influence in respect of their transfer and posting matters, adding that it would
prove counter productive and disciplinary action will be initiated against all such officials found
indulging in use of influence.
He assured the officials to give them a free hand to take action in all the relevant matters,
however, no one should be victimize, adding that a programme aimed at training and capacity
building of officials would soon be chalked –out. He directed the Circle officers to maintain a
profile of their respective districts and update the same in terms of progress in cases and the
same would be reviewed by him every month.
The meeting reviewed position of the pending cases, process of Prosecution, rate of
conviction and other related matters. The meeting was attended among others by Director
Anticorruption Establishment, all Deputy Director and Circle officers from across the province.
HANDOUT NO: 281/2015 (SAH)
SHARMILA FARUQUI APPROVED FINANCIAL AID OF RS. 200000/=
FOR AILING CLASSICAL SINGER ASIF MEHDI.
Karachi, July 27: Special Assistant to Chief Minister Sindh for Culture and
Tourism, Ms Sharmila Faruqui has approved Rs. 200,000/- for Asif Mehdi a
renowned classical singer and son of legend of Pakistan music industry Mehdi
Hassan (Late) as financial assistance for his medical treatment.
Rubia Asif, Wife of Asif Mehdi received the cheaque of Rs. 200000/= at
directorate culture Karachi.
Asif Mehdi is suffering from Kidney diseases and admitted to private
hospitals for his medical treatment since many days.
Sharmila Faruqui said that we will not leave our legend in their hard time,
they are our assets. Sindh culture department is taking all possible steps to
facilitate the artists.
She informed that Asif Mehdi case is dealt as a special case of Endowment
Fund.
The Minister Culture and Tourism; also prayed for early recovery of scion of
noble music family and wished that he will once again be among us soon.
HANDOUT NO: 282/2015 (A.U)
GOVERNMENT OF SINDH
INFORMATION & ARCHIVES DEPARTMENT
99204423
DIRECTORATE OF PRESS INFORMATION
99204401
95-Sindh Secretariat 4-B, Karachi.
Karachi dated the 27th July – 2015
PROVINCIAL ASSEMBLY SINDH MEETS ON 7TH AUGUST
Karachi: July 27: The Governor of Sindh, Dr. Ishrat-ul-Ebad Khan has
summoned the Provincial Assembly of Sindh to meet on Friday 7 th August, 2015 at
10.00 a.m. at the Sindh Assembly Building, Karachi.
HANDOUT NO: 283/2015 (SAH)
ACTION BEING TAKEN AGAINST ABSENT DOCTORS :
JAM MEHTAB HUSSAIN DAHAR
Karachi: July 27: Provincial Minister for Health Jam Mehtab Hussain Dahar has
said that doctors should benefit the poor patients with their qualification and
experience because government is spending billions rupees in health sector.
This he said today during personal hearing of doctors who have been
remained absent from their duties. 35 doctors were given notices for personal
hearing, however out of them 28 failed to comply with the order. He said that those
who have failed to obey the orders may be terminated from their jobs. Provincial
Minister for Health while, giving strict warning to absent doctors, said that those
who were found guilty in performing their duties would be taken to task. He said
that doctors should improve their performance because medical profession is a
service to the suffering humanity.
HANDOUT NO: 284/2015 (M.U)