Minister inspects Mardan development work
Chairman Neighborhood Council Sheikh Maltoon Town Arsalan Toru and officers of the relevant departments were also present on this occasion.
While inspecting various development schemes, the Minister directed the officers to ensure transparency in development works at all levels and any kind of corruption would not be tolerated in this regard.
He said that it is imperative to complete the ongoing projects within the stipulated time so that the people can benefit from the fruits of these development projects as soon as possible.
He further said that public welfare projects are a big trust and strict action will be taken against any kind of negligence in them.
The residents of Town welcomed the Minister and his interest in the development works and expressed hope that the projects would be completed soon and play an important role in the development.
Meanwhile, the grand final of the Inter-Madrasa and University Cricket League for Peace was held in Hayatabad Sports Complex, Peshawar, in which Peshawar University clinched the title.
Advisor to Chief Minister on Information, Barrister Dr Muhammad Ali Saif attended the event as a chief guest stating that such tournaments are instrumental in nurturing skilled athletes capable of representing the nation on national and international stages.
For the past two months, around 130 players from five prominent madrasas and five leading universities across the province participated in the cricket tournament. The event was organized through a dynamic collaboration between the Inter-Religious Council for Reconciliation and Advocacy (IRCRA) and the K-P government.
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