Zulfi to send Rs1b notice to Rawalpindi Commissioner
ISLAMABAD: Former special assistant to Prime Minister on Overseas Pakistanis and Human Resource Development, Zulfiqar Abbas Bukhari has decided to take Rawalpindi Commissioner Gulzar Hussain Shah, the officer who had prepared a report on the Rawalpindi Ring Road scam, to court on Friday by sending him a defamation notice of Rs1 billion. Denying all “adverse statements, remarks, allegations, [aspersions], averments and imputations” made in the officer’s report on the Ring Road project, the legal notice demanded of Mr Shah to “withdraw, recall and retract the said defamatory statement” and tender a public apology properly disseminated through media within 14 days. In case the officer does not retract and publicly apologise, legal proceedings would be instituted against him, the notice said.
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