Anees Takar
MARDAN: In response to a complaint lodged by a citizen, Deputy Commissioner of Mardan Division, Shaukat Ali Yousafzai has taken decisive action against a patwari found guilty of soliciting bribes. According to details a man named Hameed filed a complaint at the office of the Commissioner alleging that the patwari of the Jungara circle Wasal Ahmed was involved in corrupt practices, demanding an unlawful sum of 60,000 rupees and further extortion.
Commissioner Shaukat Ali Yousafzai promptly referred the matter to Deputy Commissioner Mardan, Muhammad Fayyaz Khan Sherpao, who appointed Additional Deputy Commissioner Saeedullah Jan as the inquiry officer. After conducting an investigation, the inquiry officer found the patwari, Wasal Ahmed, guilty of misconduct.
In light of the inquiry report, Deputy Commissioner Mardan Division, Shaukat Ali Yousafzai, has taken stringent action against patwari Wasal Ahmed, immediately terminating his employment for abusing authority, obstructing justice, and engaging in corrupt practices.
Furthermore, Commissioner Shaukat Ali Yousafzai warned that no government employee would be allowed to harass the public or impede the delivery of justice. He emphasized that strict action would be taken against employees involved in misconduct and other illegal activities.
BISE Mardan holds workshop: Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education BISE In the workshop organized in Mardan about matriculation exams, the chief guest provincial education minister could not come. It is not a challenge to improve the results. Chairman Board Farid Ahmad Khattak declared it a mission to exterminate booty mafia.
According to the details, despite being ivited to the workshop held in Mardan Education Board on April 18th in connection with the Matriculation and Inter examinations, the guests were invited. Specially, Provincial Education Minister Faisal Khan Tarkai did not attend, the ceremony was presided over by Chairman Board Farid Ahmad khattak, in which members of Assembly Abdul Salam Afridi and Tariq Aryani, besides Secretary Board Inam Toru, Controller of Examinations Ishrat Ali, education experts and others participated in this occasion.
Chairman Board Farid Ahmad Khattak gave a detailed briefing on the importance of modern cameras in the examination centers including online surveillance and other arrangements while clarifying that the mission is to exterminate the booty mafia. He said that transparent examinations are the first priority.On the occasion, the members of the Provincial Assemblies said in their address that the performance of the government schools is improving day by day, therefore the Chairman Board should focus on bringing positive changes in the performance of the government schools in the merit based examinations so that the children of the poor people can think of higher education.
The speakers said that the Tehreek-e-Insaf government believes in the supremacy of merit.Achieving goals is possible.
MMC) provided medical facilities to 5589 patients in Eid: Mardan Medical Complex (MMC) provided medical facilities to 5589 patients including those injured in various accidents while ensuring uninterrupted supply of medical facilities during Eid-ul-Fitr holidays.170 babies were also born in the hospital during the Eid holidays.
According to MMC Medical Director Professor Dr. Imad Hameed, an effective strategy was already in place to ensure uninterrupted provision of prompt and excellent medical facilities to the public during the holidays due to which all the departments including accident, neurosurgery, surgical, medical, orthopedic, cardiology, gynecology, ENT, laboratory and radiology remained fully active during the Eid holidays. Giving details, he said that a total of 5589 people, including 343 people who were injured in various accidents were provided medical facilities, out of which 665 people were admitted to different wards for further treatment and diagnosis.
He said that special arrangements were made for the provision of free medical facilities through the health card due to which 262 inpatients benefited from the facility of free treatment during Eid. He said that during the holidays, 170 babies were born in the hospital, while 1895 patients underwent CT scans, X-rays and ultrasounds, while 5514 different laboratory tests and 99 procedures were also performed.
