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Syed Haider Imam
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
DAWN 09 2015
33 held in Kohat for disrupting polling on May 30
KOHAT: The police arrested 33 workers of different political parties the other day as they were nominated in FIRs for allegedly disrupting the voting process during the local government elections held on May 30.
Officials said that the police of Shakardarra, Lachi and Bilitang and polling staff of five polling stations of Dheri Banda had registered cases against 482 supporters of political parties for taking away ballot boxes and making hooliganism. As a result of disturbance, polling had to be suspended several times.
They said that police had warned that the remaining accused should hand themselves over otherwise they would be declared proclaimed offenders. A candidate for tehsil council, Mohammad Amin of Dheri Banda, was also arrested and taken to prison by the police for violating Section 144.
The local election commission officials had already withheld the result in several polling stations of Shakardarra where the candidates took ballot boxes forcibly from the staff and escaped.
Cases have been registered against 482 supporters of political parties
Polling would be held again in these polling stations and in Dheri Banda.
NEW FRUIT MARKET: The traders here have again ignored a warning by the administration that action would be taken against them if they failed to shift to the new government fruit and vegetable market, constructed at a cost of Rs70.65 million.
Despite its inauguration seven years ago, the business community is hesitant to occupy shops in the new market due to its long distance from the main bazaar and unavailability of cold storage facility there.
The commissioner and deputy commissioner had inaugurated the market twice to lure the businessmen to the new place.
Officials told this correspondent that the contractor had escaped to Punjab, leaving the market incomplete, while the tehsil municipal administration was not in a position to complete the project.
ALLEGED EXTORTIONISTS HELD: The police on Monday arrested two alleged extortionists belonging to tribal area for demanding money from businessmen in the name of banned TTP.
A man who had returned from Saudi Arab told the Riaz Khan Shaheed police that he had been receiving anonymous calls to donate Rs1 million for the TTP, otherwise he would be killed. Police said that the complainant’s name was kept secret for security reasons.
The police while tracking the mobile numbers conducted raids at various places and arrested a tribesman, Ibraheem Khan, from new bus stand area and another from Shahpur village, and shifted them to unknown location.
The police registered case against the accused and launched further investigations.
Published in Dawn, June 9th, 2015
http://www.dawn.com/news/1187107/33-held-in-kohat-for-disrupting-polling-on-may-30
Two officials arrested for corruption
PESHAWAR: The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Ehtesab Commission on Monday arrested three persons, including two key officers of Child Protection and Welfare Commission, on the charges of misuse of authority and corrupt practices.
The three suspects -- chief child protection officer Dr Murad Ali Afridi, deputy chief child protection officer, Ijaz Khan, and a private contractor Hashaam Khilji -- will be produced before an Ehtesab court today (Tuesday) for obtaining their physical custody by the Ehtesab Commission.
The Ehtesab Commission alleged that the two officials had opened unauthorised accounts of the Child Protection and Welfare Commission apart from the official account without the approval of the finance department, and had conducted illegal transactions to the tune of millions of rupees. It was alleged that the suspects had also awarded shady contracts of renting cars without issuing any tender for the purpose.
It is to mention here that the Child Protection and Welfare Commission was set up under the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa CPWC Act, 2010. Different officials were appointed to it, including the chief child protection officer and deputy chief child protection officers.
Published in Dawn, June 9th, 2015
Opposition parties join hands to form district govt in Swabi
PESHAWAR/SWABI: Four parties, sitting on the opposition benches in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly, have joined hands to form district government in Swabi. The leaders of ANP, JUI-F, PML-N and PPP vowed to give tough time to the ruling PTI and Awami Jamhoori Ittehad Pakistan (AJIP) in the district.
Addressing a press conference at Peshawar Press Club on Monday, ANP leader Ameer Rehman claimed that opposition parties gained majority in Swabi and they would form district government there easily.
He said that ANP won 21 seats, JUI-F got eight seats and PML-N secured three seats in the district in the local government elections. He said that two independent councillors also joined ANP and contacts with other political parties including JI and QWP would be established for the development of the district.
http://www.dawn.com/news/1187112/opposition-parties-join-hands-to-form-district-govt-in-swabi
Govt offers fresh LG polls under judiciary, army
PESHAWAR: The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government on Monday asked the opposition parties that if they’re willing, it was ready for re-elections of local councils in the province under the supervision of the judiciary and army.
While an alliance of ANP, JUI-F and PPP is determined to go ahead with its plan of a shutter down strike across the province on Wednesday, provincial public health engineering minister Shah Farman said the government had invited all political parties, including those of opposition, to participate in its ‘all-party conference’ to be held here on Tuesday to discuss the post-local body election scenario.
Addressing a media briefing, the minister said the ruling PTI had taken into confidence its coalition partners in the province, Jamaat-i-Islami and Awami Jamhoori Ittehad Pakistan, about the APC.
“We have invited all parties, including those of the opposition, to APC. If they want, we are ready for re-election under the supervision of the judiciary and army,” he said.
http://www.dawn.com/news/1187101/govt-offers-fresh-lg-polls-under-judiciary-army
33 held in Kohat for disrupting polling on May 30
KOHAT: The police arrested 33 workers of different political parties the other day as they were nominated in FIRs for allegedly disrupting the voting process during the local government elections held on May 30.
Officials said that the police of Shakardarra, Lachi and Bilitang and polling staff of five polling stations of Dheri Banda had registered cases against 482 supporters of political parties for taking away ballot boxes and making hooliganism. As a result of disturbance, polling had to be suspended several times.
They said that police had warned that the remaining accused should hand themselves over otherwise they would be declared proclaimed offenders. A candidate for tehsil council, Mohammad Amin of Dheri Banda, was also arrested and taken to prison by the police for violating Section 144.
The local election commission officials had already withheld the result in several polling stations of Shakardarra where the candidates took ballot boxes forcibly from the staff and escaped.
Cases have been registered against 482 supporters of political parties
Polling would be held again in these polling stations and in Dheri Banda.
NEW FRUIT MARKET: The traders here have again ignored a warning by the administration that action would be taken against them if they failed to shift to the new government fruit and vegetable market, constructed at a cost of Rs70.65 million.
Despite its inauguration seven years ago, the business community is hesitant to occupy shops in the new market due to its long distance from the main bazaar and unavailability of cold storage facility there.
The commissioner and deputy commissioner had inaugurated the market twice to lure the businessmen to the new place.
Officials told this correspondent that the contractor had escaped to Punjab, leaving the market incomplete, while the tehsil municipal administration was not in a position to complete the project.
ALLEGED EXTORTIONISTS HELD: The police on Monday arrested two alleged extortionists belonging to tribal area for demanding money from businessmen in the name of banned TTP.
A man who had returned from Saudi Arab told the Riaz Khan Shaheed police that he had been receiving anonymous calls to donate Rs1 million for the TTP, otherwise he would be killed. Police said that the complainant’s name was kept secret for security reasons.
The police while tracking the mobile numbers conducted raids at various places and arrested a tribesman, Ibraheem Khan, from new bus stand area and another from Shahpur village, and shifted them to unknown location.
The police registered case against the accused and launched further investigations.
Published in Dawn, June 9th, 2015
http://www.dawn.com/news/1187107/33-held-in-kohat-for-disrupting-polling-on-may-30
Two officials arrested for corruption
PESHAWAR: The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Ehtesab Commission on Monday arrested three persons, including two key officers of Child Protection and Welfare Commission, on the charges of misuse of authority and corrupt practices.
The three suspects -- chief child protection officer Dr Murad Ali Afridi, deputy chief child protection officer, Ijaz Khan, and a private contractor Hashaam Khilji -- will be produced before an Ehtesab court today (Tuesday) for obtaining their physical custody by the Ehtesab Commission.
The Ehtesab Commission alleged that the two officials had opened unauthorised accounts of the Child Protection and Welfare Commission apart from the official account without the approval of the finance department, and had conducted illegal transactions to the tune of millions of rupees. It was alleged that the suspects had also awarded shady contracts of renting cars without issuing any tender for the purpose.
It is to mention here that the Child Protection and Welfare Commission was set up under the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa CPWC Act, 2010. Different officials were appointed to it, including the chief child protection officer and deputy chief child protection officers.
Published in Dawn, June 9th, 2015
Opposition parties join hands to form district govt in Swabi
PESHAWAR/SWABI: Four parties, sitting on the opposition benches in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly, have joined hands to form district government in Swabi. The leaders of ANP, JUI-F, PML-N and PPP vowed to give tough time to the ruling PTI and Awami Jamhoori Ittehad Pakistan (AJIP) in the district.
Addressing a press conference at Peshawar Press Club on Monday, ANP leader Ameer Rehman claimed that opposition parties gained majority in Swabi and they would form district government there easily.
He said that ANP won 21 seats, JUI-F got eight seats and PML-N secured three seats in the district in the local government elections. He said that two independent councillors also joined ANP and contacts with other political parties including JI and QWP would be established for the development of the district.
http://www.dawn.com/news/1187112/opposition-parties-join-hands-to-form-district-govt-in-swabi
Govt offers fresh LG polls under judiciary, army
PESHAWAR: The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government on Monday asked the opposition parties that if they’re willing, it was ready for re-elections of local councils in the province under the supervision of the judiciary and army.
While an alliance of ANP, JUI-F and PPP is determined to go ahead with its plan of a shutter down strike across the province on Wednesday, provincial public health engineering minister Shah Farman said the government had invited all political parties, including those of opposition, to participate in its ‘all-party conference’ to be held here on Tuesday to discuss the post-local body election scenario.
Addressing a media briefing, the minister said the ruling PTI had taken into confidence its coalition partners in the province, Jamaat-i-Islami and Awami Jamhoori Ittehad Pakistan, about the APC.
“We have invited all parties, including those of the opposition, to APC. If they want, we are ready for re-election under the supervision of the judiciary and army,” he said.
http://www.dawn.com/news/1187101/govt-offers-fresh-lg-polls-under-judiciary-army
Syed Haider Imam
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
jUNE 10 2015
Multi-party conference decides judiciary probe poll rigging
ESHAWAR: In the absence of major opposition parties, the multi-party conference convened by the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government on Tuesday decided to investigate the allegations of mismanagement and rigging in the May 30 local body elections through a judicial commission.
“The provincial government will soon contact the Peshawar High Court for the formation of a judicial commission to probe the alleged irregularities in the local body polls. Every decision of the commission will be acceptable to the government,” the chief minister told reporters after the multi-party conference here.
The conference chaired by the chief minister was attended mostly by ruling parties, including Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf, Jamaat-i-Islami and Awami Jamhoori Ittehad Pakistan.
From among the opposition parties, only Qaumi Watan Party as well as Pakistan Muslim League–Quaid, which has no representation in the provincial assembly, attended the meeting.
CM says high court will be contacted to form judicial commission
Leaders of the tripartite alliance consisting of Awami National Party, Jamiat Ulema-i-Islam-Fazl and Pakistan People’s Party didn’t attend the meeting and said they would go ahead with today’s (Wednesday) shutter down strike across the province against the alleged rigging in the local body elections.
Five PTI men arrested after rejection of pre-arrest bail
NOWSHERA: Five local leaders of Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf, including three councilors-elect, were arrested by the police after their pre-arrest bail petition was dismissed by a local court on Tuesday in a case of an attack on ANP office and damaging property there.
An Additional District and Sessions Judge Jehanzeb Shinwari declined to confirm the pre-arrest bail of the suspects, including two district councillors, Ashfaq Khan and Mohammad Ishfaq alias Kako, a tehsil councillor Sajid Khan alias Sajid Lala, Feroz and Kausar.
The judge observed that at such a preliminary stage their bail couldn’t be confirmed.
The five PTI men would be produced before a judicial magistrate today (Wednesday) for getting their physical custody. The suspects are also likely to file their regular bail petitions today.
The FIR of the occurrence was registered on the complaint of an ANP activist, Sohail Khan, who alleged that PTI activists took out a procession after some of their candidates won the local body polls on May 30, and after passing through different areas converged outside the ANP office in Pabbi. He alleged that PTI activists resorted to firing in the air for over half-an-hour, and also ransacked the ANP office and damaged properties, including his vehicle
Mansehra PTI stakes claim to district govt
ANSEHRA: Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf has claimed to have achieved a simple majority to form the district government with the support of independently elected councillors in Mansehra.
“We are going to install our party’s government in the Mansehra district as we have got the number of 33 with the support of 18 independents,” said Shafaat Ali, former PTI district president, while talking to media persons here on Tuesday.
The election commission has announced the results of 58 of the total 59 wards, according to which the independents recorded victory in 23 wards, followed by Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz which won from 20 wards. The PTI candidates have won from 12 wards, Jamiat Ulema-i-Islam-Fazal two and Jamaat-i-Islami one.
Mr Ali, the son of former JI district chief late Shaukat Ali Khan, is in the running for office of the district nazim along with Sheryar Khan, the nephew of PTI’s former provincial president Azam Khan Swati. However, Mr Ali said that a decision about the candidate for the top slot of district nazim would be taken by party chairman Imran Khan.
Says has achieved simple majority with the support of independents
He said that his party had won from 12 wards, and three independents later joined it. He claimed that two independent groups, having eight and 10 councillors, had also extended support to PTI.
http://www.dawn.com/news/1187319/mansehra-pti-stakes-claim-to-district-govt
Pesco claims 100pc dues recovery in Lower Dir
IMERGARA: Pesco has ensured 100 per cent recovery of power dues in Lower Dir district owing to which duration of loadshedding would also be decreased.
This was disclosed by Pesco Executive Engineer, Dir division, Riaz Khan while addressing an open ‘kacheri’ attended by consumers and newly elected district, tehsil and village councilors at his office here on Tuesday.
Pesco’s sub-divisional officers Farman Khan, Hameedullah, chairman Hydro Electric Labour Union Hazrat Faqir were also in attendance.
The participants complained about excessive power outages, over-billing and illegal fines and demanded remedies. They also suggested bifurcation of Timergara city.
District councillor Alam Zeb said majority of power transformers at Timergara city were overloaded. The residents demanded immediate resumption of work on Maidan grid station.
XEN Riaz Khan said that bifurcation of the Timergara’s 11KV transformer had been approved and work on it would start soon. He said four feeders had been made functional while three more would be worked out. He said the government had approved 132kv grid stations each for Maidan and Jandol.
http://www.dawn.com/news/1187320/pesco-claims-100pc-dues-recovery-in-lower-dir
PTI leading party in Swat post-LG polls
MINGORA: Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) has emerged as the leading party in Swat district and tehsil councils after the Election Commission of Pakistan announced final results of local government elections here.
According to official results, of the 67 district and tehsil council seats, PTI won 24 in the district council and 25 in tehsil councils.
It was followed by Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz with 21 seats in the district council and nine in tehsil council.
Independent candidates grabbed 10 seats in the district council and five in tehsil councils.
Awami National Party secured only eight seats in the district council and 10 in tehsil council.
Jamiat Ulema-i-Islam-Fazl won two seats in the district council and seven in tehsil council.
Jamaat-i-Islami could get only one seat in the district council and eight in tehsil council, while Pakistan People’s Party bagged one seat each in district and tehsil councils.
Overall, PTI, which has six provincial assembly and two National Assembly members from Swat district, failed to produce impressive results in the recent local government elections. It faced defeat even in its own strongholds.
After the elections, six major parties formed an alliance against PTI as part of efforts to form district and tehsil governments with Amir Muqam of PML-N in the driving seat.
The alliance comprises PML-N, ANP, PPP, Qaumi Watan Party, JUI-F and Jamaat-i-Islami.
Observers said both the alliance and PTI are making every effort to rope in independents to form governments.
INDEPENDENTS FORM ALLIANCE: Six of the 11 independents, who won the district council seats during the LG polls held on May 30, on Tuesday announced to form their own alliance in Swat.
Speaking at a news conference, they said they had formed their own alliance to decide their future course of action.
http://www.dawn.com/news/1187318/pti-leading-party-in-swat-post-lg-polls
Multi-party conference decides judiciary probe poll rigging
ESHAWAR: In the absence of major opposition parties, the multi-party conference convened by the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government on Tuesday decided to investigate the allegations of mismanagement and rigging in the May 30 local body elections through a judicial commission.
“The provincial government will soon contact the Peshawar High Court for the formation of a judicial commission to probe the alleged irregularities in the local body polls. Every decision of the commission will be acceptable to the government,” the chief minister told reporters after the multi-party conference here.
The conference chaired by the chief minister was attended mostly by ruling parties, including Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf, Jamaat-i-Islami and Awami Jamhoori Ittehad Pakistan.
From among the opposition parties, only Qaumi Watan Party as well as Pakistan Muslim League–Quaid, which has no representation in the provincial assembly, attended the meeting.
CM says high court will be contacted to form judicial commission
Leaders of the tripartite alliance consisting of Awami National Party, Jamiat Ulema-i-Islam-Fazl and Pakistan People’s Party didn’t attend the meeting and said they would go ahead with today’s (Wednesday) shutter down strike across the province against the alleged rigging in the local body elections.
Five PTI men arrested after rejection of pre-arrest bail
NOWSHERA: Five local leaders of Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf, including three councilors-elect, were arrested by the police after their pre-arrest bail petition was dismissed by a local court on Tuesday in a case of an attack on ANP office and damaging property there.
An Additional District and Sessions Judge Jehanzeb Shinwari declined to confirm the pre-arrest bail of the suspects, including two district councillors, Ashfaq Khan and Mohammad Ishfaq alias Kako, a tehsil councillor Sajid Khan alias Sajid Lala, Feroz and Kausar.
The judge observed that at such a preliminary stage their bail couldn’t be confirmed.
The five PTI men would be produced before a judicial magistrate today (Wednesday) for getting their physical custody. The suspects are also likely to file their regular bail petitions today.
The FIR of the occurrence was registered on the complaint of an ANP activist, Sohail Khan, who alleged that PTI activists took out a procession after some of their candidates won the local body polls on May 30, and after passing through different areas converged outside the ANP office in Pabbi. He alleged that PTI activists resorted to firing in the air for over half-an-hour, and also ransacked the ANP office and damaged properties, including his vehicle
Mansehra PTI stakes claim to district govt
ANSEHRA: Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf has claimed to have achieved a simple majority to form the district government with the support of independently elected councillors in Mansehra.
“We are going to install our party’s government in the Mansehra district as we have got the number of 33 with the support of 18 independents,” said Shafaat Ali, former PTI district president, while talking to media persons here on Tuesday.
The election commission has announced the results of 58 of the total 59 wards, according to which the independents recorded victory in 23 wards, followed by Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz which won from 20 wards. The PTI candidates have won from 12 wards, Jamiat Ulema-i-Islam-Fazal two and Jamaat-i-Islami one.
Mr Ali, the son of former JI district chief late Shaukat Ali Khan, is in the running for office of the district nazim along with Sheryar Khan, the nephew of PTI’s former provincial president Azam Khan Swati. However, Mr Ali said that a decision about the candidate for the top slot of district nazim would be taken by party chairman Imran Khan.
Says has achieved simple majority with the support of independents
He said that his party had won from 12 wards, and three independents later joined it. He claimed that two independent groups, having eight and 10 councillors, had also extended support to PTI.
http://www.dawn.com/news/1187319/mansehra-pti-stakes-claim-to-district-govt
Pesco claims 100pc dues recovery in Lower Dir
IMERGARA: Pesco has ensured 100 per cent recovery of power dues in Lower Dir district owing to which duration of loadshedding would also be decreased.
This was disclosed by Pesco Executive Engineer, Dir division, Riaz Khan while addressing an open ‘kacheri’ attended by consumers and newly elected district, tehsil and village councilors at his office here on Tuesday.
Pesco’s sub-divisional officers Farman Khan, Hameedullah, chairman Hydro Electric Labour Union Hazrat Faqir were also in attendance.
The participants complained about excessive power outages, over-billing and illegal fines and demanded remedies. They also suggested bifurcation of Timergara city.
District councillor Alam Zeb said majority of power transformers at Timergara city were overloaded. The residents demanded immediate resumption of work on Maidan grid station.
XEN Riaz Khan said that bifurcation of the Timergara’s 11KV transformer had been approved and work on it would start soon. He said four feeders had been made functional while three more would be worked out. He said the government had approved 132kv grid stations each for Maidan and Jandol.
http://www.dawn.com/news/1187320/pesco-claims-100pc-dues-recovery-in-lower-dir
PTI leading party in Swat post-LG polls
MINGORA: Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) has emerged as the leading party in Swat district and tehsil councils after the Election Commission of Pakistan announced final results of local government elections here.
According to official results, of the 67 district and tehsil council seats, PTI won 24 in the district council and 25 in tehsil councils.
It was followed by Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz with 21 seats in the district council and nine in tehsil council.
Independent candidates grabbed 10 seats in the district council and five in tehsil councils.
Awami National Party secured only eight seats in the district council and 10 in tehsil council.
Jamiat Ulema-i-Islam-Fazl won two seats in the district council and seven in tehsil council.
Jamaat-i-Islami could get only one seat in the district council and eight in tehsil council, while Pakistan People’s Party bagged one seat each in district and tehsil councils.
Overall, PTI, which has six provincial assembly and two National Assembly members from Swat district, failed to produce impressive results in the recent local government elections. It faced defeat even in its own strongholds.
After the elections, six major parties formed an alliance against PTI as part of efforts to form district and tehsil governments with Amir Muqam of PML-N in the driving seat.
The alliance comprises PML-N, ANP, PPP, Qaumi Watan Party, JUI-F and Jamaat-i-Islami.
Observers said both the alliance and PTI are making every effort to rope in independents to form governments.
INDEPENDENTS FORM ALLIANCE: Six of the 11 independents, who won the district council seats during the LG polls held on May 30, on Tuesday announced to form their own alliance in Swat.
Speaking at a news conference, they said they had formed their own alliance to decide their future course of action.
http://www.dawn.com/news/1187318/pti-leading-party-in-swat-post-lg-polls
Sniper
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Kpk - ہایئر سیکنڈری سکولوں میں فرنیچر فراہمی،
http://www.express.com.pk/epaper/PoPupwindow.aspx?newsID=1102897548&Issue=NP_PEW&Date=20150611
http://www.express.com.pk/epaper/PoPupwindow.aspx?newsID=1102897548&Issue=NP_PEW&Date=20150611
farhankhan1111
Senator (1k+ posts)
Re: Kpk - ہایئر سیکنڈری سکولوں میں فرنیچر فراہمی
corruption started now
corruption started now
smilingfaces
MPA (400+ posts)
Re: Kpk - ہایئر سیکنڈری سکولوں میں فرنیچر فراہمی
اسکول میں فرنیچر فراہمی کیلئے فنڈز کا جاری کرنا کیسے کرپشن ہے ؟
اسکول میں فرنیچر فراہمی کیلئے فنڈز کا جاری کرنا کیسے کرپشن ہے ؟
Sniper
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Re: Kpk - ہایئر سیکنڈری سکولوں میں فرنیچر فراہمی&
ہر کسی کو شوباز کی طرح کرپٹ نا سمجھا کرو۔
ہر کسی کو شوباز کی طرح کرپٹ نا سمجھا کرو۔
farhankhan1111
Senator (1k+ posts)
Re: Kpk - ہایئر سیکنڈری سکولوں میں فرنیچر فراہمی&
khatak has proved as most corupt CM in history of KPK. so what is strange
khatak has proved as most corupt CM in history of KPK. so what is strange
Syed Haider Imam
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Guys. People visit this tread to read news related to Kp
Thanks
Thanks
Qalandari1
Banned
Re: Update on KPK hydel projects
Nothing on ground.
Nothing on ground.
GreenMaple
Prime Minister (20k+ posts)
Re: Update on KPK hydel projects
Can you bring a new baby into the world in one month?
Can you bring a new baby into the world in one month?
Syed Haider Imam
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
June 11, 2015
Syed Haider Imam
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Re: Update on KPK hydel projects
June 12 2015
June 12 2015
Syed Haider Imam
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Re: Update on KPK hydel projects
June 13 2015
Aaj Peshawar
June 13 2015
Aaj Peshawar
Syed Haider Imam
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Re: Update on KPK hydel projects
