By: INP
The Capital Development Authority (CDA) has failed to verify the academic credentials of its employees as most of the officials are reluctant to submit their degrees.
Human Resource Directorate official said that degree verification was aimed to trace out appointments on fake degrees in the civic body during the tenure of former chairman CDA. Sources said that that Human Resource Directorate had directed employees to submit their academic credentials but not more than 40 percent degrees of the employees could be submitted to the directorate so far.
diploma fraud
In-office, CDA Chairman Tahir Shahbaz after taking charge, had directed to initiate verification process again; sources said and added that hardly 10 percent credentials has been received during two weeks after the directives were issued.It should be mentioned here that the former Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani in March last year had ordered the verification of the academic credentials of all federal government employees within a period of two months. The deadline was later extended for another 90 days till August 8, 2011. However 16 months later the CDA had barely started the process.
11 more CDA officers
transferred
In the third round of reshuffle in the Capital Development Authority (CDA), 11 officers of different cadre have been transferred and given new assignments.
Sources said that CDA Chairman Syed Tahir Shahbaz approved transfers according to which Nadeem Afzal Malik BPS-19 officer was made Deputy DG sanitation from director sanitation-II. Iftikhar Haider made deputy director state management, and Farooq Sultan Khattak as HRD-II, and deputy director coordination Ghulam Bashir as deputy director state management-I.
Moreover, awaiting appointment, Muntazir Rafaqat Ali was appointed director OWO, Khizar Hayat as deputy director sanitation, while Roshan Khan as deputy director Law, and assistant director, Waheed Akhtar promoted to HRD.
Similarly, Tahir Akram assistant director DMA was appointed OWO and Amad Din made coordination from DD law.
This article was written by INP and originally published on nation
