Senate committee recommends disciplinary action against PIA and ASF staff
Most outlets led with the Senate committee's recommendation for disciplinary action against staff from Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) and the Airport Security Force (ASF) for alleged misconduct with lawmakers. Dawn mentioned that the committee ordered action to be initiated, while Business Recorder highlighted the specific recommendation and inquiry into the PIA official and ASF officer. Both excerpts frame the issue as related to misbehavior with parliamentarians but do not elaborate on the nature of the misconduct.
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Airport Staff Faces Action After Misbehaving With Politicians
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Senate body recommends disciplinary action against PIA official
ISLAMABAD: The Senate Committee on Rules of Procedure and Privileges has recommended disciplinary action against a PIA official and an inquiry into an ASF officer over alleged misconduct with parliamentarians, expressing serious concern over the behaviour of staff and directing the relevant authorities to ensure proper training in public dealing. The meeting of the Senate Committee on Rules of ...
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Action ordered against PIA, ASF staff for misbehaving with lawmakers
ISLAMABAD: The Senate Rules of Procedure and Privileges Committee on Friday directed Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) and the Airport Security Force (ASF) to initiate disciplinary action against staff members accused of misbehaving with senators, saying such conduct damages the credibility of government’s institutions. Chaired by Senator Syed Waqar Mehdi, the meeting at Parliament House t...
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