Punjab government orders crackdown against beggar mafias
Most outlets reported the Punjab government's decision to launch a crackdown against professional beggar mafias, noting that the Punjab Home Secretary, Dr. Ahmad Javed Qazi, chaired a meeting in Lahore to direct the initiative. The framing was largely consistent, with both excerpts emphasizing the organized and result-oriented nature of the crackdown as stated by the government.
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Punjab govt orders action against professional begging networks
The Punjab government on Saturday launched a coordinated crackdown on organised beggar mafias across the province, with Lahore selected as the first city to be made “beggar-free” under a comprehensive anti-begging campaign. The decision was taken at a meeting chaired by Punjab Home Secretary Dr Ahmad Javed Qazi at the Home Department to review measures […]
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Punjab launches crackdown against beggar mafias
LAHORE: The Government of Punjab has decided to launch an organized and result-oriented crackdown against professional beggar mafias across the province. Secretary Home Punjab Dr. Ahmad Javed Qazi chaired an important meeting at the Home Department to review measures against organized vagrant networks. In the first phase, the relevant departments have been directed to implement an effective and...
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Crackdown against beggars ordered across Punjab
Punjab Home Secretary Dr Ahmad Javed Qazi presided over a special meeting in Lahore on Saturday during which he directed to launch a crackdown against the beggar mafia across the province, reported 24NewsHD TV channel.
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