Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government decides to end commission

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government decides to end commission

Peshawar:


The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government has decided to eliminate the Accountability Commission.

In the media briefing after the cabinet's first round of cabinet, Shukat Yousufzai, spokesperson of the government, said that the first 100 days plan was discussed in the cabinet meeting, when the meeting decided to provide healthcare cards to disabled and senior citizens. went.

Shaukat Yousufzai said that the cabinet meeting was decided to terminate the amendment commission and accountability commission in the local government act as it could not cost more than NAB and anti corruption. He said that the Department of Tourism and Technical Education will be improved and will make monitoring segments in all departments to eliminate corruption.


The spokesperson of the Spokesperson said that the problems in police referrals will be removed and will improve the judiciary system by providing cheap justice, besides working on small power projects will provide affordable electricity, to save agricultural land. The necessary housing scheme will also be terminated.