Punjab suspends Green Certificate for six months over land issues
Most outlets reported the suspension of the Green Certificate by the Punjab government for six months, citing concerns related to land records and disputes. Daily Pakistan added context about the Punjab Assembly discussing the issue and the involvement of the Finance Minister, while Dunya News highlighted concerns over corruption and unresolved legal authority.
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Punjab Suspends Digital Land Record Certificates for 6 Months
The Punjab government has suspended the Green Certificate system for six months after lawmakers raised concerns over land transactions and… Read More
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Punjab suspends Green Certificate for six months amid land record concerns
The Punjab government has suspended the Green Certificate system for six months following concerns raised by lawmakers over land transactions and the management of property records.
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Punjab suspends green certificate for six months amid land record concerns
Punjab suspends Green Certificate for six months amid concerns over land records, corruption, ownership disputes and unresolved legal authority.
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Punjab govt suspends Green Certificate for 6 months amid land transaction issues
LAHORE – The Punjab Assembly on Thursday discussed issues surrounding land transactions, with the provincial government announcing the suspension of the Green Certificate for six months. Punjab Finance Minister Mujtaba Shujaur Rehman told the House that the certificate had been suspended after several problems were reported with the system. Opposition leader Rana Aftab Ahmad alleged […]
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