Motorway Police Gets One-Month Deadline to End Corruption
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Motorway Police Given One-Month Deadline to Crack Down on Corruption
Federal Minister for Communications Abdul Aleem Khan has given the Motorway Police one month to end all corruption. He warned that any officer involved in bribery or other corrupt acts will be removed from the job and face criminal cases. The minister spoke during a video meeting with the All Pakistan Goods Transport Alliance. He told the Inspector General of Motorways to find and dismiss these “black sheep” quickly. No corrupt official should s…
Motorway Police Gets One-Month Deadline to End Corruption
Federal Minister for Communications Abdul Aleem Khan has set a one-month deadline to eliminate corruption from the Motorway Police, warning that officials involved in bribery or other corrupt practices will be dismissed and face criminal cases. He issued the directions during a video-link meeting with the All Pakistan Goods Transport Alliance, which was also attended by senior government officials and representatives of various goods transport o…
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