Attock: District Nazim Major (r) Tahir Sadiq said the CM was alleging
corruption without proof. “We are here today and there is no
representative of the Punjab government, and this proves our innocence,”
he said, adding that they had sent legal notice to officials of the
Punjab government including the Punjab chief minister (CM), provincial
minister for local governments, the chief secretary, and the local
government secretary, demanding an apology for the allegations.
He said the last date of the notice was January 19 and if the
government failed to apologise, they would file the case in the
district court of Attock. He said the government was alleging
corruption of about Rs 300 billion, and added that if the allegations
were true, efforts should be made to identify the culprits and recover
the money, instead of focusing on asking for financial aid from
countries like China.
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