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Chief Minister Cell asks principal to pay for UPSs

Source: OUR STAFF REPORTER September 21, 2008

Director (Public Affair) Chief Minister’s Complaint Cell has directed the Principal to settle the matter at the earliest for the goodwill of the renowned college of Punjab and requested her to clear the outstanding amount on the same day after observing all the formalities.

When contacted the accountant of the college Yousaf said that they have received letter from Chief Minister House and also responded that payment of supplier of the UPS was ready but Wajid Ali never visited the college to collect his money.

He further said that Wajid supplied the UPS on higher prices than that of the market prices and those UPS were also out of order and not working properly.

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