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QUETTA:National Party Chairman and former federal minister Hasil Bizenjo has said that the law and order situation during the upcoming general elections will be worse than it was in the 2002 s elections held under the dictato green sambas rship of Gen (retd) Pervez Musharraf. Back in 2013 when the NP came to power in Balochistan, the whole province was non-functional but we accepted it as a challenge and restored law and order, new balance 350 said the NP chairman while addressing a gathering at the party s election cell in Turbat on Friday.NP revived peace in its tenure: leaderFormer chief minister Dr Abdul Malik Baloch, Senator Khuda Akram Dashti, Kech District Chairman Fida Hussain Dashti and other NP leaders accompanied the NP chairman.The former federal minister said, We made functional all institutions that were full of flaws, resumed quality education in the whole of Makran division and b af1 s uilt international universities for the people of Balochistan. He said that the NP utilised its utmost efforts in provid Lons Indian teen commits suicide after girlfriend gang-raped
ISLAMABAD:Contrary to the government s tall claims of austerity, the budget for the next fis jordan1 cal year has proposed an 18.8 percent increase in the non-develop af1 bianche ment funds of the Prime Minister s Office.The government has allocated Rs1.171 billion for the PM Office in the year 2019-20 against the outgoing year s revised estimate of Rs980 million.According to a break-up of the allocation, a sum of Rs879 million has been reserved for employees expenses, Rs384 million for salaries, Rs207 million for payment to officers, Rs176 million for other staff members, Rs494 million for allowances, Rs400 million for regular allowances, Rs94 million for other allowances excluding transport allowance, 218 million for operating sb dunks expenses and Rs26 million for employees retirement benefits.A sum of Rs18 million has been allocated for grants, subsidies and write off loans, Rs1.5 million for transfers, Rs5.4 million for physical assets and Rs21 million for repair and maintenance.Separately, the government has
QUETTA:National Party Chairman and former federal minister Hasil Bizenjo has said that the law and order situation during the upcoming general elections will be worse than it was in the 2002 s elections held under the dictato green sambas rship of Gen (retd) Pervez Musharraf. Back in 2013 when the NP came to power in Balochistan, the whole province was non-functional but we accepted it as a challenge and restored law and order, new balance 350 said the NP chairman while addressing a gathering at the party s election cell in Turbat on Friday.NP revived peace in its tenure: leaderFormer chief minister Dr Abdul Malik Baloch, Senator Khuda Akram Dashti, Kech District Chairman Fida Hussain Dashti and other NP leaders accompanied the NP chairman.The former federal minister said, We made functional all institutions that were full of flaws, resumed quality education in the whole of Makran division and b af1 s uilt international universities for the people of Balochistan. He said that the NP utilised its utmost efforts in provid Lons Indian teen commits suicide after girlfriend gang-raped
ISLAMABAD:Contrary to the government s tall claims of austerity, the budget for the next fis jordan1 cal year has proposed an 18.8 percent increase in the non-develop af1 bianche ment funds of the Prime Minister s Office.The government has allocated Rs1.171 billion for the PM Office in the year 2019-20 against the outgoing year s revised estimate of Rs980 million.According to a break-up of the allocation, a sum of Rs879 million has been reserved for employees expenses, Rs384 million for salaries, Rs207 million for payment to officers, Rs176 million for other staff members, Rs494 million for allowances, Rs400 million for regular allowances, Rs94 million for other allowances excluding transport allowance, 218 million for operating sb dunks expenses and Rs26 million for employees retirement benefits.A sum of Rs18 million has been allocated for grants, subsidies and write off loans, Rs1.5 million for transfers, Rs5.4 million for physical assets and Rs21 million for repair and maintenance.Separately, the government has