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Rs20,000 against official price of Rs1,000: Air Chief asked to intervene in black marketing of housing scheme’s form

byCustoms Today Report
21/03/2015
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ISLAMABAD: The Chief of Air Staff has been asked to intervene in the black marketing of registration forms of Fazaia Housing Scheme, Karachi.

Transparency International Pakistan (TIP), in a letter to the COAS, said that the bank staff has been charging 20 times more than the original price of the registration form. “The complaint is that the registration forms are being sold at Rs20,000 against official price of Rs1,000 by bank staff,” reads the letter.

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The letter is meant to convey complaints against black marketing of registration forms for both luxury and standard apartments of Fazaia Housing Scheme, Karachi.

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