PAC seeks details of road-cutting charges collected by towns
Most outlets led with the Public Accounts Committee's inquiry into the collection of road-cutting charges, highlighting the amounts received by towns. Dawn provided additional context, noting that SSGC alone paid Rs11.9 billion to KMC, TMCs, and cantonment boards, and included a specific question from Nisar Khuhro about how the funds were spent. Express Tribune focused on the Rs800 million received by Jinnah Town and the PAC's request for details.
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Sindh PAC Questions Billions Collected for Karachi Road Repairs
The Sindh Assembly’s Public Accounts Committee (PAC) has sought town-wise records of road-cutting fees collected from utility companies amid concerns… Read More
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PAC seeks details of billions of rupees received by towns in road-cutting charges
• SSGC alone paid Rs11.9bn to KMC, TMCs and cantonment boards to lay underground lines • Nisar Khuhro asks where and how the amount has been spent by towns KARACHI: The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) of the Sindh Assembly on Thursday sought town-wise details of the billions of rupees received by all towns in Karachi on account of road-digging and restoration charges from various utilities. Off...
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PAC seeks details of billions collected for road cutting
Jinnah Town officials told the committee that the town had received Rs800 million in road-cutting charges
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