‘Ordinance for islands development authority lapsed’

By Jamal Khurshid

Published January 16, 2021

KARACHI: The Pakistan Islands Development Authority (PIDA) Ordinance 2020 has already been lapsed as it was not approved by Parliament within the stipulated time, a federal law officer told the Sindh High Court (SHC) on Friday.

Jamal Khurshid is a senior correspondent who covers higher judiciary, human rights, and social issues

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