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Punjab Revenue Authority takes action against wedding halls

byCT Report
18/11/2024
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LAHORE: The Punjab Revenue Authority (PRA) has tightened grip around various wedding halls and event complexes in the city.

On the instructions of Commissioner PRA Lahore Misbah Nawaz, Audit Officers Hamza Pervez and Ali Haider Chughtai with Enforcement Officer Maryam Khan, conduhcted raids at prominent wedding halls in Gulberg, Nishtar Town, and Samanabad to verify their registration status.

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She said the PRA had issued show-cause notices to several unregistered wedding halls as well as to registered ones for non-payment of taxes.

All unregistered wedding halls and tax defaulters had been given a one-week deadline to comply. After the period, the PRA warned that penalties would be imposed, followed by strict legal action, including sealing of premises.

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