Rs24 billion in BISP financial irregularities reported
Most outlets reported the discovery of Rs24 billion in financial irregularities in the Benazir Income Support Programme. One excerpt highlighted that 140,488 government employees allegedly received aid meant for poor families. Another excerpt from Minute Mirror mentioned the irregularities but did not specify the number of individuals involved.
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Rs24 billion irregularities reported in BISP as 140,000 govt employees, pensioners receive funds; recoveries below 3%
Payments continued for six years after irregularities were identified in 2019; authorities now plan to scrutinise records of over 600,000 government employees and pensioners
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Rs24b irregularities found in BISP as 140,488 govt employees draw aid meant for poor
ISLAMABAD – A total of Rs24 billion in financial irregularities has come to light in the Benazir Income Support Programme (BISP), where 140,488 government employees allegedly received money earmarked for deserving families. According to documents submitted to the National Assembly by the Ministry of Poverty Alleviation, only Rs710 million has been recovered so far against […]
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Rs24 billion BISP irregularities uncovered as reco...
Financial irregularities amounting to Rs24 billion have been reported in the Benazir Income Support Programme
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NA apprised of Rs24b irregularities in BISP
Documents show over 140,000 govt employees, pensioners received funds
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