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CDA officials’ degree verification process in full swing

byCustoms Today Report
29/06/2015
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ISLAMABAD: The Capital Development Authority’s (CDA) process of degree verification of its officials is in full swing.

However, sources said, that the officials having fake degrees have started giving advertisements in the newspapers claiming to have lost their documents to avoid the verification process.

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The degree verification process was initiated a few months back and when the fake degree holders were asked to provide original credentials, many of them have resorted to delaying tactics by claiming to have lost them.

A senior Capital Development Authority official said that the process of degrees verification will be completed within 14 days and the fake degree holders will be brought to book.

Earlier, the Capital Development Authority’s (CDA) officers from grade 17 to 20 have submitted their degrees before the committee set up for degree verification.

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