102 Grade-22 officers to get plots
March 14, 2013
ISLAMABAD: Mighty bureaucrats, the Auditor General of Pakistan, two retired and two serving judges of the Supreme Court (SC) are in the list of 102 Grade-22 officers who have been considered by the prime minister for approval of plots a few days before the end of Pakistan People’s Party government.
PM Raja Pervaiz Ashraf did not hesitate from following the discriminately state policy to award plots to only the elites of the society in violation of the Public Accounts Committee’s recommendations to abolish special scheme of allotting one-kanal plots to Grade-22 officers whether he had got a plot earlier from government or not.
The allotment would, however, be in accordance with the prevalent rules. The list compiled by Federal Government Employees Housing Foundation (FGEHF) includes the names of Establishment Secretary Taimoor Azmat Usman, Chairman PEMRA Ch Rasheed, Justice (retd) Tariq Pervaiz, Justice Mian Saqib Nisar, Justice Asif Saeed Khan Khosa, Justice (retd) Mahmood Akhtar Shahid Siddiqui, Mohammad Akhtar Buland Rana the Auditor General of Pakistan, the Interior Secretary Khawaja Siddique Akber, Information Secretary Agha Nadeem and many more.
After approval of the prime minister, the FGEHF has compiled a provisional waiting list of 102 officers under Prime Minister’s Assistance Package Scheme. Sources in the FGEHF say that the Capital Development Authority (CDA) will either provide plots or developed land to FGEHF to accommodate the officers. They said it is not known how many officers and judges will accept the plots approved by the PM.
Every federal secretary is entitled to two residential plots in Islamabad. In addition many of these federal secretaries and BS-22 officers also get plots from the provincial governments. Some BS-22 officers, particularly those belonging to the Police Service of Pakistan, get additional plots from the Police Foundation. Every secretary interior is also entitled to get a plot from the Police Foundation besides what he gets from the federal government. Those who get the chance to serve the CDA even on deputation acquire a residential plot.
After the federal secretaries were allowed two residential plots in the federal capital, the government decided to extend this facility to the judges of the Supreme Court as well despite the fact the incumbent chief justice (CJ) had taken suo moto notice of the two-plot policy for federal secretaries before Musharraf’s Nov 3, 2007 emergency.
Later, then Chief Justice Dogar dismissed the suo moto case but all PCO judges of that time accepted the offer of two plots. The controversial policy continues even now though the CJP had refused in 2009 the offer of a second plot. However, some other judges of the post-March 2009 judiciary accepted the offer. In Islamabad, the government offers residential plots on throwaway prices to the journalists of Rawalpindi and Islamabad, some of whom are also allotted residential plots by the Punjab government in Rawalpindi. In the military, the number of plots increases with the level of promotions and generals get agriculture land and commercial plot besides residential plots.
The complete list of the officers and judges who are likely to get a plot include Syed Ansar Hussain Shamsi, Sultan Salahuddin Babar Khattak, Khalid Sultan, Iftikhar Ahmad, Major (R) Attaullah Khan, Muhammad Javed lqbal Awan, Habibullah Khan, Shafqat Hussain Naghmi, Faridullah Khan, Aneece Marghoob, Miangul Akbar Zeb, Hafeez.ur.Rehman, Amin Hashim, Aziz Ahmad Bilour, Khawaja Muhammad Siddique Akbar, Major (R) Prince Abbas Khan, Shahnawaz Khan, Muhammad Akhtar Buland Rana, Mr. Saeed Ahmed Panhwar, Mr. Zafar Ullah Khan, Sarshar Ahmad Khan, Rana Assad Amin, Humayun Raza Shafi, Aftab Sultan, Ghulam Rasool Aphan, Ms Fauzia M Sana, Mrs Attiya Mahmood, Fahim ullah Khatak, Muhammad Junaid, Asif Usman Khan, Ghulam Abbas Nakai, Taimoor Azmat Usman, Saeed Ahmad Alvi, Tahir Arif, Nadeem Ashraf, Naveed Arif, Gul Muhammad Rind, Mumtaz Haiuder Rizvi,
Nuzrat Bashir, Ch Muhammad Azam Samma, Munawer Opel, Munir Ahmad, Rizwan ul Haq Mahmood, A B K Babar, Syed Ghulam Panjtan Rizvi, Ms Seema Ilahi Baloch, Wajid Ali Durrani, Habib ur Rehman, Maj (R) Tariq Shafi Chak, Bilal Anwar, Mazhar Ali Khan, Shaigan Shareef Malik, Amjad Nazir, Muhammad Juman J Jamro, Nasreen Haque, Kamran Ali Qureshi, Sheikh Anjum Bashir, Dr Muhammad Khawar Jameel, Zahid Mahmood, Himayatullah Khan, Nazir Saeed, Khalid Khan Toru, Mr Ziauddin, Ikramullah Mehsud, Arif Ikram, Nasar Hayat, Munir Qureshi, Ahmad Rasul Bangash, Tahir Saeed, Tanveer Ahmad, Manzoor Ali Khan, Naveed Salimi, Mrs Rukhsana Shah, Mrs Shama Ehsan Khan, Abid Saeed, Captain (R) Naveed Akram Cheema, Capt (R) Jameel Ahmad, Capt (R) Muhammad Ali Gerdezi, Capt (R) Shahid Ullah Beg, Capt (R) Agha Nadeem, Sajjad Saleem Hotiana, Mohammad Shehzad Arbab, Babar Yaqoob Fateh Mohammad, Hassan Nawaz Tarar, Seerat Asghar Jura, Mohammad Ashrad Bhatti, Mohammad Ahsan, Rashid Ahmad, Fayyaz Ahmad Leghari, Abdul Wadood Shah, Justice Tariq Pervaiz, Justice Mian Saqib Nisar, Justice Asif Saeed Khan Khosa, Justice (R) Mahmood Akhtar Shahid Siddiqui, Malik Abdul Samad, Ansar Javed, Abdul Malik Abdullah, Syed Hassan Javed, Noor Mohammad Jadmani and Shahid Rahim Sheikh. The two special secretaries of Senate and National Assembly, Amjad Pervez Malik and Syed Munawer Abbas.
PM Raja Pervaiz Ashraf did not hesitate from following the discriminately state policy to award plots to only the elites of the society in violation of the Public Accounts Committee’s recommendations to abolish special scheme of allotting one-kanal plots to Grade-22 officers whether he had got a plot earlier from government or not.
The allotment would, however, be in accordance with the prevalent rules. The list compiled by Federal Government Employees Housing Foundation (FGEHF) includes the names of Establishment Secretary Taimoor Azmat Usman, Chairman PEMRA Ch Rasheed, Justice (retd) Tariq Pervaiz, Justice Mian Saqib Nisar, Justice Asif Saeed Khan Khosa, Justice (retd) Mahmood Akhtar Shahid Siddiqui, Mohammad Akhtar Buland Rana the Auditor General of Pakistan, the Interior Secretary Khawaja Siddique Akber, Information Secretary Agha Nadeem and many more.
After approval of the prime minister, the FGEHF has compiled a provisional waiting list of 102 officers under Prime Minister’s Assistance Package Scheme. Sources in the FGEHF say that the Capital Development Authority (CDA) will either provide plots or developed land to FGEHF to accommodate the officers. They said it is not known how many officers and judges will accept the plots approved by the PM.
Every federal secretary is entitled to two residential plots in Islamabad. In addition many of these federal secretaries and BS-22 officers also get plots from the provincial governments. Some BS-22 officers, particularly those belonging to the Police Service of Pakistan, get additional plots from the Police Foundation. Every secretary interior is also entitled to get a plot from the Police Foundation besides what he gets from the federal government. Those who get the chance to serve the CDA even on deputation acquire a residential plot.
After the federal secretaries were allowed two residential plots in the federal capital, the government decided to extend this facility to the judges of the Supreme Court as well despite the fact the incumbent chief justice (CJ) had taken suo moto notice of the two-plot policy for federal secretaries before Musharraf’s Nov 3, 2007 emergency.
Later, then Chief Justice Dogar dismissed the suo moto case but all PCO judges of that time accepted the offer of two plots. The controversial policy continues even now though the CJP had refused in 2009 the offer of a second plot. However, some other judges of the post-March 2009 judiciary accepted the offer. In Islamabad, the government offers residential plots on throwaway prices to the journalists of Rawalpindi and Islamabad, some of whom are also allotted residential plots by the Punjab government in Rawalpindi. In the military, the number of plots increases with the level of promotions and generals get agriculture land and commercial plot besides residential plots.
The complete list of the officers and judges who are likely to get a plot include Syed Ansar Hussain Shamsi, Sultan Salahuddin Babar Khattak, Khalid Sultan, Iftikhar Ahmad, Major (R) Attaullah Khan, Muhammad Javed lqbal Awan, Habibullah Khan, Shafqat Hussain Naghmi, Faridullah Khan, Aneece Marghoob, Miangul Akbar Zeb, Hafeez.ur.Rehman, Amin Hashim, Aziz Ahmad Bilour, Khawaja Muhammad Siddique Akbar, Major (R) Prince Abbas Khan, Shahnawaz Khan, Muhammad Akhtar Buland Rana, Mr. Saeed Ahmed Panhwar, Mr. Zafar Ullah Khan, Sarshar Ahmad Khan, Rana Assad Amin, Humayun Raza Shafi, Aftab Sultan, Ghulam Rasool Aphan, Ms Fauzia M Sana, Mrs Attiya Mahmood, Fahim ullah Khatak, Muhammad Junaid, Asif Usman Khan, Ghulam Abbas Nakai, Taimoor Azmat Usman, Saeed Ahmad Alvi, Tahir Arif, Nadeem Ashraf, Naveed Arif, Gul Muhammad Rind, Mumtaz Haiuder Rizvi,
Nuzrat Bashir, Ch Muhammad Azam Samma, Munawer Opel, Munir Ahmad, Rizwan ul Haq Mahmood, A B K Babar, Syed Ghulam Panjtan Rizvi, Ms Seema Ilahi Baloch, Wajid Ali Durrani, Habib ur Rehman, Maj (R) Tariq Shafi Chak, Bilal Anwar, Mazhar Ali Khan, Shaigan Shareef Malik, Amjad Nazir, Muhammad Juman J Jamro, Nasreen Haque, Kamran Ali Qureshi, Sheikh Anjum Bashir, Dr Muhammad Khawar Jameel, Zahid Mahmood, Himayatullah Khan, Nazir Saeed, Khalid Khan Toru, Mr Ziauddin, Ikramullah Mehsud, Arif Ikram, Nasar Hayat, Munir Qureshi, Ahmad Rasul Bangash, Tahir Saeed, Tanveer Ahmad, Manzoor Ali Khan, Naveed Salimi, Mrs Rukhsana Shah, Mrs Shama Ehsan Khan, Abid Saeed, Captain (R) Naveed Akram Cheema, Capt (R) Jameel Ahmad, Capt (R) Muhammad Ali Gerdezi, Capt (R) Shahid Ullah Beg, Capt (R) Agha Nadeem, Sajjad Saleem Hotiana, Mohammad Shehzad Arbab, Babar Yaqoob Fateh Mohammad, Hassan Nawaz Tarar, Seerat Asghar Jura, Mohammad Ashrad Bhatti, Mohammad Ahsan, Rashid Ahmad, Fayyaz Ahmad Leghari, Abdul Wadood Shah, Justice Tariq Pervaiz, Justice Mian Saqib Nisar, Justice Asif Saeed Khan Khosa, Justice (R) Mahmood Akhtar Shahid Siddiqui, Malik Abdul Samad, Ansar Javed, Abdul Malik Abdullah, Syed Hassan Javed, Noor Mohammad Jadmani and Shahid Rahim Sheikh. The two special secretaries of Senate and National Assembly, Amjad Pervez Malik and Syed Munawer Abbas.
