CHITRAL
CHITRAL: Urging the government to waive off students fees, former MNA and JI leader Maulana Abdul Akbar Chitrali on Saturday asked the government to ensure provision of the pledged money to the flood affected people of the district before winter. The JI leader said that prime minister had announced Rs500,000
By our correspondents
August 26, 2015
CHITRAL: Urging the government to waive off students fees, former MNA and JI leader Maulana Abdul Akbar Chitrali on Saturday asked the government to ensure provision of the pledged money to the flood affected people of the district before winter.
The JI leader said that prime minister had announced Rs500,000 for each flood affected families. He said that the families, whose houses were destroyed, could not spend the winter in tents. He asked the government to provide them the money forthwith. —Correspondent
The JI leader said that prime minister had announced Rs500,000 for each flood affected families. He said that the families, whose houses were destroyed, could not spend the winter in tents. He asked the government to provide them the money forthwith. —Correspondent
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