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Govt urged to withdraw property tax in Bannu

byCT Report
23/04/2018
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BANNU: Advisor to Chief Minister Malik Shah Muhammad Khan has asked the government to withdraw the 800 percent property tax levied in Bannu district.

Speaking at a protest rally of the Muttahida Bannu Mahaz, he asked the government to withdraw the property tax which he said was unjust. He also said that Bannu was deprived of another National Assembly seat and asked the government to restore it.

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The adviser said that Medical Teaching Institution had the most incompetent staff in Bannu and warned of becoming a member of the protest camp if the government did not dissolve the MTI in Bannu.

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