SPECIAL REPORT BY ABDULLAH MAGSI. USTA MOHAMMAD AUG 21
The Municipal Corporation Usta Muhammad has initiated development projects, but allegations of corruption and substandard work have raised concerns among citizens. Despite receiving billions of rupees in funds from the Balochistan government for local development projects, the quality of work has been compromised.
Development projects, including street paving and solar lighting, have been criticized for their poor quality.
Councilors are accused of taking commissions from development funds, compromising the integrity of the projects.
The Deputy Commissioner and Municipal Corporation officials have been criticized for their silence on these issues.
Citizens and civil society organizations have demanded that the Chief Minister, Chief Secretary, and other authorities take notice of these issues and ensure that development projects are completed to high standards.
The renovation of the Usta Muhammad Ghanta Ghar has been particularly criticized, with allegations of substandard construction and delays. The project, worth approximately 70 million rupees, has been ongoing for over a year, with concerns raised about the quality of materials and workmanship.
Citizens are calling for greater transparency and accountability in the development projects, ensuring that funds are used effectively and efficiently to benefit the community.
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