ISLAMABAD: The centre on Monday agreed to pay Rs82 billion to Punjab in arrears of net hydel profit (NHP) of the Ghazi Barotha hydroelectric power project amid claims that the provincial government had backed off from its earlier undertaking that it would not demand hydel profit from the project.
The federal government has agreed to settle the NHP relating to the Ghazi Barotha hydel power project in line with principles of a similar settlement reached earlier this year with Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa
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