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2 Saturday, August 12, 2017 Metropolitan Nursing students protest against 'unfair results' KARACHI: A large number of male and female students of various nursing institutions in Sindh, including exam failures, on Friday, staged a protest demonstration outside the Karachi Press Club (KPC), against the Sindh Nurses Examination Board Sindh (NEBS) for what they called an unfair exam result, in which many nursing students were failed. They were carrying banners and placards with slogans against the NEBS and demanding 'fair results'. The protesters said that about 60 students of General Nursing from first KARACHI: The provincial government on Friday signed memorandum of understanding (MoUs) with six NGOs to authorize them to carryout contraceptives measures throughout the province. The MoUs were signed with Aman Healthcare, Rahnuman Family Planning Association of Pakistan, Rural Support Programmes Network, Marie Stopes Society, Save the Children and Sukh Initiative at a ceremony held at Shaheed Zulifkar Ali Bhutto Institute of KARACHI: Nurses are holding protest demonstration against Sindh Nursing Board. Sindh govt allows six NGOs to carryout contraceptives measures Science & Technology (SZABIST) in Clifton where the Sindh minister for population welfare Mir Mumtaz Hussain Jakhrani was also present. Speaking on the occasion, Jakhrani said that family planning is the gateway to development in society and after the 18th amendment the department has made significant progress in expanding services. He said that we should follow the vision of Shaheed Benazir Bhutto who wanted family to be a planned family. The university chancellor and MNA Dr Azra Fazal Pechuho, who was also the head of Sindh Family Planning 2020 task force said that achieving the goal regarding the contraceptive prevalence rate (CPR) might become difficult as both partners do not put in best efforts. She said in this regard, the government has developed a Costed Implementation Plan (CIP), adding that it was a bold step by the department to provide contraceptives to NGO's for free. All Pakistan PIA scouts district secretaries forum held KARACHI: At the PIA Scouts Provincial Headquarter Karachi Airport General Manager PIA and Assistant Provincial Commissioner Mr. Qamar Shamim addressed to PIA scouts district secretaries forum in closing Ceremony that they should improve the structure of scouting in their respective districts and their scouts should be provided social and entertain able activities and customs Assistant Provincial by which they could Secretary Mr.Shamas become impressive and Khan, Secretary Public beneficial citizens. To Relations Syed Mehboob make the training systems easily understandable the Qadri , Secretary Events Ghulam Qadir , Secretary modern training should be Training Muhammad use. Provincial secretary Usman and Provincial Rashid Amin Dar was the Treasurer Sanaullah chief guest of the Bazinjo colabrated in Ceremony. District secretaries chairing the forum with of all over Pakistan provincial secretary. including Karachi ,Quetta, Forum consisted of acceptance Multan, Faisalabad, of previously recom- Lahore, Islamabad and mended points and proposing Peshawar participated. the validated recommendations. According to Provincial Spokesperson Syed Mahboob Qadri Yearly activities and training plan, domestic and Saudi Arab hajj operations , Scouts hike in northern areas , annual selection camp and annual budget was discussed in agenda. At the end wood badgers and assistant leader trainers were awarded the certificates issued by national headquarters by the chief guest. Pasban files petition against repeal of NAB Ordinance KARACHI: Pasban e Pakistan here Friday filed a constitutional petition in the Sindh High Court, challenging the repeal of the NAB Ordinance through process of provincial legislative assembly. The petitioner in their plea filed through their through their President Altaf Shakoor made chief secretary Sindh, speaker Sindh assembly and chief minister Sindh as respondents. It maintained that for the development and welfare of the country, it was necessary to check and eradicate corruption from government institutions. KARACHI: Minister Population Welfare Sindh Mir Mumtaz Hussain Jakhrani along with Dr. Azra Fazal Pechuho and others launching the Document "Manual of Standards for Family Planning Services Sindh" at the ceremony held in SZABIST today. The NGOs representatives assured the government of their support in achieving the objectives. The population welfare department Secretary Laeeq Ahmed said that after devolution, there has been functional integration at sub district level between his and health department. PPHI and DOH have been playing their role in increasing family planning services, he added. The participants were apprised that that till date, 160 family planning camps are functioning in 10 districts. Woman among two killed in road mishaps KARACHI: Two persons including a woman were killed and one other injured in different road accidents in the metropolis on Friday. According to rescue sources, a speeding vehicle hit a motorbike at Nipa Chowrangi. As a result, a 23-year-old Salman suffered severe injuries and died on the spot while a 25-year-old Amir sustained injuries. The body and injured were shifted to Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Center. Separately, a car hit a 65- year-old unknown woman while she was crossing road near Ayesha Manzil. As a result, she suffered serious injuries and died on the spot. The body was shifted to Abbasi Shaheed Hospital for a postmortem examination. KARACHI: ‘It is the need of the hour that Pakistani media should perform its role of a society’s reformer and not only as an informer, which is being done by it at present. Rating is the only purpose of electronic media now and the sense of power has made it self-proclaimed. It seems that T.V. Anchors became the extension of political parties and no research has been done before starting a take show with no result in the end in which substandard language is used. While conclusion note by the anchor at the end of a talk show is given on channels of BBC and CNN. year to final year in Karachi failed to clear their exams. They blamed this to what they called lack of fairness in results. Young Nursing Association, General Secretary, Heera Lal said new management of NEBS went for re-assessment which is not under the rule of Pakistan Nursing Council (PNC). Similarly viva voce examinations of three subjects were not held. He further said that the results were announced eight months late. The protesters said that they would hold more rallies till their demands are accepted. Police arrest 50 suspects including three street criminals KARACHI: Police on Friday claimed to have apprehended 50 suspects including three street criminals from different areas of the metropolis. Police conducted search operation in Sultanabad, Monghopir and Nazimabad and detained 25 accused. Police also claimed to have recovered weapons, bullets, drugs and mobile phones from their possession. Meanwhile, the police arrested three street criminals during a raid in Saudabad area and recovered weapons and drugs from them. A police team carried out a targeted raid in a Sheesha café in North Nazimabad Block-L, and apprehended 22 Sheesha smokers. The police also seized Ingredients and equipment used to make sheesha. KARACHI: 'It is the need of the hour that Pakistani media should perform its role of a society's reformer and not only as an informer, which is being done by it at present. Rating is the only purpose of electronic media now and the sense of power has made it self-proclaimed. It seems that some T.V. anchors have become activists of political parties.” This was stated by journalist, writer and This was stated by the renowned journalist, writer and poet, Mehmood Sham while he was addressing the meeting of Shura Hamdard Karachi chapter, presided over by Justice (Rtd) Haziqul Khairi on August 10, 2017 on the theme: “Basic national problems and priorities of media” at a local hall. Mrs Sadia Rashid, President, Hamdard Foundation Pakistan was also present at the meeting. Mehmood Sham further said that the services of Madam Ruth Pfau to Pakistan were most valuable and extraordinary, but Pakistani media gave a brief news about her and all the MQM, PML (F) challenge Sindh National Accountability Ordinance 1999 repeal act 2017 in SHC KARACHI: MQM Pakistan and Pakistan Muslim League Functional (F) have challenged the Sindh National Accountability Ordinance repeal act -2017 in Sindh High Court. MQM Pakistan chief Dr Farooq Sattar and Muslim League Functional leader Sahar Abbasi filed separate petitions in High Court challenging the Sindh K A R A C H I : Muhammad Ali Jinnah University, Karachi (MAJU) has finalized its programs to celebrate Pakistan’s 70th Independence Day celebrations on Monday with great enthusiasm and fervor. Independence Day celebrations will be start- Shura condoles on demise of prominent social worker, Dr. Ruth Pfau and pays rich tribute to her Life-Long Service to Pakistan National Accountability Ordinance repeal act 2017 implemented by provincial government in Sindh. Senator Barrister Farogh Naseem on behalf of MQM submitted petition in the court while taking the plea that the purpose behind this new law is to protect the corruption of ruling party. On the other hand, enforcing provincial law by repealing federal law is in ed with hoisting of Pakistan’s national flag at main university campus building by President, MAJU Prof. Dr. Zubair Shaikh. On this occasion, MAJU President will also inaugurate an Open House Session for the guidance and career counseling of the students seeking derogation of the basic scheme of the constitution, he added. Earlier, a notification ordering that NAB could not launch inquiry in any department of Sindh had been issued by Sindh Government to all commissioners and Deputy Commissioners. It was also said in the notification that NAB has no role in the province. MAJU finalized Independence Day celebrations progeam KARACH: Mohammad Ali linnah University,Karachi main campus building has been beautifully illuminated with colorful lights on the eve of Pakistan's 70 independence day celebrations. poet Mehmood Sham reach-based reports on addressing 'Shura education, health, Hamdard' Karachi water supply and chapter, presided over encroachment are by Justice (Rtd) being published in Haziqul Khairi on: newspapers and telecast “Basic national problems on TV. He suggest- and priorities of ed that Hamdard media”. Mrs Sadia should start its own TV Rashid, President, channel. Hamdard Foundation Justice (Rtd) Pakistan was also present Haziqul Khairi said at the meeting. that Shaheed Hakim Mehmood Sham said Mohammed Said wanted that the services of Dr to reform the Ruth Pfau were most Pakistani nation. This Usman valuable but media purpose could be Khurshid gave brief news about achieved through a her demise. He said no Hamdard TV channel. time it was busy in covering the journey of a disqualified prime minister. Priorities of TV channel had changed, because dealers of gold, cigarette and ghee had become the owners of TV channels, having no background of journalism. Owners of newspaper had become the editors-in-chief and thus became entitled to intervene in editorials and news items, resulting in less control of editors on news and editorials, he added. He said, no reach-based reports on education, health, pure water and encroachment are being published in newspapers and telecast on TV. admissions in next semester of the university. To mark the occasion an intra universities singing competition of national songs will also be held at university auditorium in which cash awards and shields will be present to the participating students on getting top positions. Entry test for admission in universities today at MAJU, NED and IBA KARACHI: Entry Test for admission at universities will be held on 12th & 13th August at Mohammad Ali Jinnah University, Karachi (MAJU) under the supervision of Higher Education Commission.(HEC) It is mentioned here that HEC has established Education Testing Council (ETC) under which standardized tests will be conducted for the undergraduate students admission in Fall-2017 semester for various public and private sectors universities in Pakistan. The basic aim to constitute ETC is to hold Uniform, accessible and competitive assessment base for admission in universities. The test will be conducted across Pakistan in 26 cities including Karachi. According to HEC sources, in Karachi around 14, 658 students will be participated in this entry test at three centers which have been established at Mohammad Ali Jinnah University, NED University of Engineering & Technology and Institute of Business Administration (IBA) Karachi main campus. Need stressed for bring media reforms Justice (Rtd) Zia Pervez was of the opinion that the new and comprehensive definition of news items should be determined so that news item could be able to set the whole city a blazed. Anwar Aziz Jakartawalla, Dr. Rizwana Ansari, Anwarul Haq, Prof. Kafeel Ahmed, Dr. Tanvir Khalid, Sheikh Damohi, Hashmi, Khalida Ghaus, Shamim Kazmi and others spoke. KARACHI: Chairman DMC Malir, Jan Muhammad Baloch alogn with Municipal Commissioner, Imran Aslam, Chairperson Healyh Committee, Saira Baloch inspecting cleaning work at Dawood Chowrangi. KARACHI: Chairman District Council Salman Abdullah Murad inspecting decoration work at Shah Latif Family Park. KARACHI: Chairman DMC Korangi, Syed Nayar Raza along with Vice Chairman, Syed Ahmed Ali and KWSB officials inspecting development works at Malir Kala Board.
Consignment containing counterfeit statues of Buddha seized I S L A M A B A D : According to Mr. Jan Deputy Collector AFU BBI Airport Islamabad, on the information of the collector of custom Dr. Arslan Subuctageen, the export consignment bound of Japan of exporter M/s B2B treaders, Sialkot and clearing agent Leo’s corporation, Al-Rehman center, Defence road, Sialkot was examined. Contrary to the declaration as ‘’ Decoration items’’ found invaluable antiquities which have been confirmed by the Directorate General of Archaeology and Museums, islambad ISLAMABAD: In connection with 70 years Independence Day celebrations, Quaid-e-Azam University Alumni Association in collaboration with Muhammad Ali Saeed Foundation and QAU administration would plant one thousand fruit trees on 17-18th August 2017 at QAU campus. According to Secretary General QAU Alumni M. Ibrahim Mirbahar HYDERABAD: Where scheduled caste communities in Sindh are compelled to live deprived and depressed life; they have started to find alternative ways for their sustainability and identification. Bagri-a tribe of Hindu religion, who has been depending on begging for many years in Sindh, now has started its own small businesses. One can easily see those by selling different things in various towns of Sindh province. In Hyderabad, they can be seen fruits, vegetables, toys, mosquito nets, fishes etc. in Latifabad, Qasimabad, Hala Naka, Gari Khata and other parts of the city. Bagri is a landless tribe generally perceived a nomadic community scattered in different parts of the country but their majority live in Sindh. In Sindh, ISLAMABAD: Custom officials of BBI Airport showing the recovered of Buddha statues and antiquities of 2nd to 5th AD from Japan bounded consignment by M/s B2B traders Sialkot, during press conference. One thousand Fruit Trees to be planted at QAU at the occasion of Independence Day Association Muhammad Murtaza Noor, this drive has been undertaken as a follow up of memorandum of understanding signed among QAU Alumni Association, Muhammad Ali Saeed Foundation and QAU administration on 20th July, 2017 under which it was agreed to plant one thousand fruit trees each year, appreciating importance of mass aforestation large number of their population lives in Thar region. “They are wanderer by nature but now they have realized to set permanently and enjoy the civic rights”, says Mukhi Bagat Karamchand, an activist who has been striving for the rights of scheduled caste in Sindh since 30 years. He told that due to unavailability of CNICs they are unable to get their rights. In response to a question, he further told that large number Bagri people live in Hussainabad, Hoosri, Airport Road, Latifabad Unit Number 4, Jamshoro, Phullely and in other parts of the Hyderabad city. They want to set permanently but nobody give them land. Gopal 30, who lives in Village Laloo Bagri near airport road and sells mangoes in Latifabad, says “whole the year we sell fruit. I usually earn Rs. campaigns to reverse global warming, pollution, rising diseases and desertification. He said that sustainable sites have already been selected in consultation with horticulture cell of the university. He further stated that in consultation with all the concerned stakeholders a proper monitoring mechanism would be developed for better sustainability and maintenance of the plants. He invited members of alumni association, university administration, faculty, employees and present students to be part of this noble initiative. Members of alumni association, university administration, faculty, employees and present students of Quaid-e-Azam University Islamabad would participate in this drive. Tent city installs in lap of Karoonjhar hill of Thar Staff Reporter MITHI: The Thardeep Rural Development Program on Friday completed the installation of the tent city in the lap of Karoonjhar hills in Nagarparkar town to provide the lodging to the tourists pouring in the hilly areas and other parts of Thar, which after the recent heavy rains has turned green. Dr. Allah Nawaz Samoo, chief executive officer, TRDP speaking to the local reporters told that said that the government of Sindh provided support to Thardeep Rural development Program for initiating LAHORE: A female artist is preparing sculptures of Quaid-e-Azam, Fatima Jinnah, Allama Iqbal and Minar-e- Pakistan in connection with celebrations of 70th Independence Day. Echo Tourism under Public Private Partnership. He hoped that the joint venture to give the facilities to the visitors and to promote the tourism and culture of the neglected region with the help of Sindh government. He said that his organization initiated the second phase of its Echo Tourism Program in Nangarparkar through setting up modest tent accommodation for tourists visiting Tharparkar on the eve of the Independence Day celebrations. ”The facilitation will also include other basic facilities such as drinking water, toilets and guidance to archaeological sites. Peoples Muslim League, called for action against corrupt elements M A .Rehmani MIRPURKHAS: The Pakistan Peoples Muslim League has called for an indiscriminate action against the corrupt elements to save the country from the termite of corruption. talking to the correspondent of Daily Messenger here on Friday at PML-P Office Mirpukhas , the Peoples Muslim League President Haji Sher Khan Nohri , said that drive against corruption was essential to end the menace of corruption. Sher khan Nohri , reference of a few month ago Sindh High Court hearing in which it was pointed out that corruption was done in the utilization of Rs 90 billion development funds in Larkana district alone. He accused the Pakistan Peoples Party's (PPP) government in Sindh for failing to deliver to people of the province during over last eight years of its governance. "The education, health, roads and infrastructure, every sector seems to be in a bad condition," he said. The PML-P leader also demanded legal action against the politicians who incite the people of the country to speak or act against Pakistan and its institutions. Further he said the construction of motorways in Sindh was part of the CPEC project for which the Sindh government could not be given any credit. On the occasion, some former workers of the PPP announced joining of the PML-P ,Haji Sher Khan Nohri said supreme Court of pakistan great decition against the crruption. vide letter dated 10-08- 2017 as under:- 1. 10 items are counterfeit statues of the Buddha (Gandhara art). 2. 06 items are original antiquities having indo-Iranian influence of 2nd to 5th century A.D made of gold thin sheet (337 grams). 3. All the above Artifacts/ Antiquities are banned under section 24(2) and section 35 of antiquities Act, 1975 The consignment has been seized and FIR is being registered against the culprits. Further investigation is underway. AIOU announces schedule of its meritbased admissions ISLAMABAD: Allama Iqbal Open University (AIOU) on Friday announced the ‘admissions schedule’ of its merit-based programs offered in the current semester Autumn, 2017. The last date for the admission is Sept 5. The programs offered on merit based includes: Ph.D, MS/M.Phil, COL (Commonwealth of Learning) MBA/MPA, M.Sc (Statistics) and M.Sc (Public Nuitrition). All those interested for admission in these programs have been advised to send their application form directly to the concerned department without admission fee before the stipulated date. Admission forms of these programs could also be downloaded from the University’s official website. Test/interview for the admission would be held on 15 to 20 October which will be intimated by the concerned department. Merit list would b e displayed at the University’s website on 31st October. SRINAGAR: In occupied Kashmir, the joint resistance leadership comprising Syed Ali Gilani, Mirwaiz Umar Farooq and Muhammad Yasin Malik has strongly condemned the killing of a 16-year-old student, Muhammad Younis, by Indian troops in Tral area of Pulwama district. Muhammad Younis was killed when the troops fired pellets and bullets on protesters in Gulab Bagh area of Tral on Wednesday. The resistance leaders in a joint statement issued in Srinagar said that the Indian forces’ personnel were on a terror spree in south 500 to 700 daily.” He told that we had got rid of begging and would like to live a better life wherein we can enjoy all the basic rights like other people but nobody supports us-neither the government not our Hindu upper class. We go to NADRA office for making our CNICs but they refuse and asking for brining different certificates that we don’t have. There are more than 100 children in our village but we haven’t the facility of a school. He added. Aneer Bagri 17, who lives in Pathan Colony and sells toys and other children-interest items in streets told that I sell these things in various part of the city and usually earn Rs. 300 to 400 everyday. He told that before three years when I started this work, I got loan of Rs. 2500 from my parents and now I support them financially. In response to a question, he further told that their ladies didn’t go out for begging and stay at home then. 60 years old Keslo sells vegetables in Latifabad Unit number 12. “We live near Ghinn Mori area of Hoosri Village since almost 80 years but we haven’t any basic facility.” He told. He further told that he took loan from a Pathan and started this smaller business and earned then Rs. 400 to 500 daily. Not even a single person is literate in our village. We haven’t money to build our house and enhance our business.” He told in response to different questions. Vijay Kumar 35, living behind the Prince Town, Qasimabad sells water tubs for kids and mosquito nets seemed deprived. He told that they were ISLAMABAD/KARA CHI: Federal Government and Sindh Government respectively have decided to pay salaries to its employees till August 28 in view of Eid ul Azha . According to media reports, Accountant General Pakistan Revenue (AGPR) has approved the payment of August salary Saturday, August 12, 2017 National to federal employees till August 28 and directed all banks to transfer salaries to their bank accounts of employees till August, 28. On the other hand, Sindh Government too issued a notification for payment of salaries to its employees till August 28. Eid ul Azha is likely to fall on September 1st or 2 3 Federal, Sindh govt employees to get salaries till August 28 Abbas Kassar H Y D E R A B A D : Pakistan minority day was observed across country. In this regard main event was held at Diocese of Hyderabad church of Pakistan which was addressed by Bishop Kaleem John. Similar ceremonies were held in other cities of country where the leaders commemorated 11th August speech of father of nation Quaide Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah. Speaking on the occasion Bishop Kaleem John said 11th August is being celebrated across country as father of nation had made speech in national assembly of Pakistan on this day in which he had said “from today you are free to go to your places of worship: mosques, churches or Mandirs. He said state has no concern on your faith, creed, caste and sect. We would start from this basic principle that all are citizens of Pakistan. Bishop said on this principle Chrisitan community loves Pakistan with all their sources. He said “ we had laid down out lives from Tehrik Pakistan to Taabeer Pakistan. In our capacity as Pakistani we are sincere, loyal and peace loving to our country.” He said our lives for peace and solidarity of country. He said they provided great leaders to country. Most of our armed forces heads, therefore it has been decided to pay salaries to employees before September 1st. It is vital to mention here that federal minister for railways Khawaja Saad already directed Finance Department for payment of August salaries to railway employees before the advent of Eid ul Azha. MINORITY DAY OBSERVED Elimination of extremism must for peace: Bishop Kaleem John presidents, prime ministers and heads of institutions have got education from Christian educational institutes. But, he deplored, that minorities were not given equal rights, minorities are ignored for higher posts. He said even today were imparting health and educational facilities. He emphasized country can advance with implementing 11th August 1947 speech of Quaide Azam. He said they want peace,brotherhood, interfaith harmony, equality and religious freedom while terrorists, religious extremists, anti Pakistan and anti social elements were attempting to cause lawlessness and terrorism to weaken country. PESHAWAR: PTI workers of Bara Khyber Agency stage a sit-in in favor of their deands, outside Governor House. Resistance leaders urge IOK people to resist assault on J&K’s special status Kashmir every day. “Under the garb of cordon and search operations, youth are being brutally killed and a huge population placed under siege, people harassed, property damaged and even women and children terrorized,” they said. The leaders said that it seemed Indian government and its forces had declared war against the people of south Kashmir as there was no end to brutalities inflicted on the people. They said that arrests, torture, raids and frequent siege were the usual means of atrocities in the villages across south Kashmir. Changing lives: Bagri from Begging to Business still Shudras. “People usually behave us like as we aren’t human beings. We are not allowed to become part of mainstream life. We are served in separate crockery. We can’t enter in restaurants”, he argues. It is observed that the people belong to scheduled caste specially of Bagri are the most peaceful population and are for away from any kind of crime but they are not treated equally at every level. “In my view, the major issue is CNICs. They haven’t these so that they are unable to get register themselves. In result, they neither get civic rights nor become able to even get a Sim Card for mobile phones”, says Mukhi Karamchand. In reply to a question about CNICs, he told that it’s a fact that NADRA refuses for making CNICs because Bagri The resistance leaders urged Imams of all mosques across occupied Kashmir to raise their voice against the unabated atrocities being committed by Indian forces in south Kashmir during Friday sermons and to condemn the forces’ brutalities in unison to express solidarity with the people of south Kashmir. The leaders also urged the people of occupied Kashmir to make the strike call given for Saturday (August 12) a success stating that the call is against the assault on the special status of Jammu and Kashmir and continued killing of Kashmiris at the hands of Indian forces. They termed the arrest and shifting of Hurriyat leaders, Shabbir Ahmed Shah, Shahid-ul-Islam, Ayaz Muhammad Akbar and Farooq Ahmed Dar to Delhi’s Tihar Jail and keeping others including Muhammad Altaf Shah, Merajuddin Kalwal and Peer Saifullah under NIA custody as sheer political vendetta to defame the resistance leadership by framing the leaders under false charges and to demoralize the people of occupied Kashmir. people don’t fulfill their requirements. As they haven’t utility bills, death certificates and Nikah Nama therefore they don’t meet their criteria. Journalist Ashok Sharma who has expertise on legislation for Hindu community, told that it’s a good sign that Bagri tribe has got rid of begging and started their own smaller businesses. He suggested that if microfinance banks and other concern organizations support them in terms of loans, they can become more strengthened and financial stability can open various doors for them. Managing Director, Safco Support Foundation (SSF) Syaed Sajjad Ali Shah told the Messenger that SSF is a nonbanking microfinance company having 33 branches in different districts of Sindh. He further told that we have disbursed interestfree loans to the people of Bagri community in different districts. He shared a case study of Durgo Mal Bagri of Khyber town of district Matiari who was begging there but after getting the loan from our bank, he is now owner of a hotel and has established his other businesses. In reply to a question about the criteria, he Mr Shah told that CNIC is prerequisite condition for getting such loans. Finance Secretary, Pakistan Hindu Council Paman Lal Rathi told the Messenger that it seems good that Bagri community is being established their smaller businesses. He said that most of the scheduled caste tribes are nomadic communities hence they haven’t been registered yet. We have not taken any initiative to make the CNICs of these communities. He concluded.
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