The goal of the effort, which is being led by the Housing Department and the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Housing Foundation, is to empower government personnel to become homeowners. The “Dastak” app has been used to initiate the process of online registration for the course.

The registration period for the program has begun and will remain open until the next month, according to the announcement made by the administration. Every single worker has been given the directive to finish their registration by the 25th of March no later than.

It is possible to download the “Dastak” mobile application from both the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store. This application is being used to carry out the online registration process.

In order to ensure that many people are aware of the program and participate in it, the government departments around the province have been given the directive to publicly post notices about it.

The “Dastak” app has the capability to provide employees with quick access to application forms and extensive information.

The websites of the Housing Department and the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Information Technology Board (KPITB) both contain further information as well as links to the official online application form.

In a statement, a representative for the Housing Department noted, “This scheme reflects our commitment to improving the welfare of our government employees.” Through the use of the Dastak app, we are simplifying the process of registering for this excellent opportunity, which will make it more accessible to our staff members.

If they wish to take advantage of the housing program, the provincial administration strongly recommends that all qualified workers register within the allotted amount of time.

Other parts of Pakistan are also undergoing the implementation of housing programs provided by provincial governments that are comparable to these. A broader tendency towards boosting the wellbeing of government employees through housing projects is indicated by this data.

An invitation to appear before the committee on Friday, February 28, 2025, has been sent out to the Inspector General of Sindh by the committee in the form of a notice.

According to the notice, the Inspector General of Sindh, along with other relevant police authorities, is required to give specifics surrounding the matter. These specifics include information about Armaghan and the drug commercial enterprise.

Earlier, the Sindh Home Department issued a notification by removing the administrative powers of the judge at Anti-Terrorism Court (ATC) 1 in the case of the murder of Mustafa Amir. This was done in accordance with the orders provided by the Sindh High Court.

In view of the controversy that has surrounded the decision of the Administrative Trial Court 1 to not award remand for Armaghan, the primary accused in the murder case of Mustafa Amir, this move has been introduced.

Prior to it, the police presented two individuals who are suspected of murdering Mustafa Amir in front of a magistrate’s court.

Judicial Magistrate South was the court where Armaghan and Sheeraz were brought before the court by the police.

“Did you issue notices to defence lawyers,” the court questioned the investigation officer.

Due to the fact that the identification parade of the accused could not be carried out, the magistrate expressed his dissatisfaction with the performance of the interrogation officer. In accordance with section 164, the statements made by the witnesses could not be recorded.

The court issued notices to the lawyers of accused and ordered production of the suspects again tomorrow (Thursday).

The official in charge of the investigation had told the principal accused Armaghan’s two servants about the possibility of recording their comments in accordance with section 164.

It was on January 6 when Mustafa Amir was taken hostage and allegedly murdered by his pals who were working in the Defence Housing Authority (DHA) in Karachi.

According to the police, the youth’s friends stuffed his body in the trunk of his car and torched it in the Hub area of Balochistan.

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