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Degree verification: CDA decides to freeze salaries of 250 officers

byCustoms Today Report
11/09/2015
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ISLAMABAD: The Capital Development Authority (CDA) has decided to freeze salaries of its hundreds of officers for not submitting their educational certificates for verification.

CDA spokesperson Ramzan Sajid, while talking to media, said that after expiry of deadline, the authority has decided to freeze the salaries of about 250 officers, who failed to submit their certificates.

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The CDA had begun the degree verification process in 2012 and after a three-year exercise, the authority finally decided not to pay salaries to those officers who had still not submitted their degrees after the final deadline passed.

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