Balochistan CM pledges to stop sale of government jobs
Most outlets led with the announcement by Balochistan Chief Minister Sarfraz Bugti that no government jobs would be sold in the province. The framing was largely consistent, with the emphasis on the CM’s vow and the context of a meeting of the Secretaries Committee. The Daily Times added that the CM had taken a “strong stance” against the alleged practice, while ARY News (English) focused on the officials taking an oath as part of the announcement.
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‘Sale of govt jobs’ won’t be allowed, says Balochistan CM Bugti
QUETTA: Balochistan Chief Minister Sarfraz Bugti has warned that no government job in the province will be allowed to be sold, saying that no minister or secretary would be spared if credible evidence of such a practice emerges. Chairing a meeting of the secretaries’ committee on Thursday, CM Bugti ordered an inquiry into complaints of irregularities in recruitment within the forest department....
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Balochistan officials take oath not to sell government jobs
Addressing a meeting of the Secretaries Committee, CM Bugti warned that no government job would be sold in the province and...
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Balochistan CM vows to stop sale of government jobs
Balochistan Chief Minister (CM) Sarfraz Bugti has taken a strong stance against the alleged sale of government jobs in the province. He made the announcement during a meeting of the Secretaries Committee in Quetta. The meeting reviewed the performance of various provincial departments. During the session, Bugti asked senior officials to take an oath against […]
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