Politics of Plot Allotment – concern of Ahmed Noorani
Rauf Klasra is doing a series of reports on the beneficiaries of politics of Plot Allotment during the last few years. The first piece was on the high and mighty judges who have been allotted plots in Islamabad, even though majority of them are not based in the capital. In yesterday’s Express Tribune, in a story titled “Journalists are no exceptions”. Off course, our dear friend Ahmed Noorani is now worried for his community and judges whose lists have been published. In his act to balance the same, he has come up with a report that the Prime Minister has allotted plots as gifts to “friends”. What is most distinguishable in his report to those of Rauf Klasra, that he has not given any names and only depends on “credible sources”. Rauf Klasra has published names. Ahmed Noorani hasn’t.
After his series of losses in the 18th Amendment Verdict and Asma Jahangir’s victory, Ahmed Noorani and his godfather, Ansar Abbasi, should for once declare who the sources are.
The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) is in possession of a list of 172 journalists who were given plots in the federal capital in line with their two per cent quota in G-13 and G-14 sectors.
The five-year-old list has now been submitted to Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan, after he had ordered the housing ministry to submit the list of plots allotted to bureaucrats, judges, politicians, and journalists since 1996.
The list of judges, bureaucrats and politicians has already been submitted and partially carried by The Express Tribune last week. The PAC was also told just how Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani had allotted plots to 16 judges of the Supreme Court of Pakistan during 2008-2010 under the “PM Special Assistance” package. Another list submitted before the PAC also revealed that 14 judges of the SC had acquired two plots from the government in violation of the policy after giving two affidavits to testify that they did not have any plot in Islamabad.
Meanwhile, eyebrows are being raised as to why Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan did not order the defence ministry to provide a similar list detailing names of military generals who were allotted agricultural lands and plots in the DHA. Now a question is being asked as to why Nisar only preferred to seek lists of SC judges, politicians, bureaucrats and journalists from the housing and works ministry and why the powerful military elite were let off the hook.
But the list of Islamabad-based journalists, who were allotted flats in G-8 Markaz on the orders of then prime minister Benazir Bhutto, has not been submitted to the Public Accounts Committee. The names of those top journalists of Islamabad still remain undisclosed, as the ministry of housing and works said it was not in the possession of the list of journalists as the scheme was being launched and monitored by a separate body represented both by government officials and journalistic bodies.
The PAC has been informed that some 1,000 journalists of Islamabad had applied for plots after the government launched new sectors in Islamabad and invited applications from the general public, government servants and others as part of a uniform policy to give plots to those who were permanently living in Islamabad and did not have any property. A two per cent quota was also fixed for Islamabad-based journalists. A high-powered committee comprising government officials and senior journalists was formed which after careful scrutiny of the applicants, had recommended names of 172 journalists who were given plots against payments.
The list is available here:
The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) is in possession of a list of 172 journalists who were given plots in the federal capital in line with their two per cent quota in G-13 and G-14 sectors. The names of journalists who were given plots against payments were:
Sarwar Munir Rao Sohail Iqbal
Ayesha Haroon
Syed Fahd Hussain
Shakeel Ahmed Turabi
M Najeeb
Sarmad Salik
Sheikh Zamir Ahmed Qadri
Rana Qaiser
Absar Alam (he later returned the plot)
Hanif Sabir
Muhammad Malick
Nazir Naji
Shoaib Bhutta
Mustansar Javed
Kh Sharif Ahmed
Sami H Zubari
Aslam Javed
M. Ziauddin
Zafar Rashid
Muhammad Ilyas Bhatti
Noor Faizi
Khan Zaman Malik
Shaukat Ali
Syed M Qasim
Tahir Khan
Ikram Hoti
Syed Qamar Abbas
Shamim Sherrei Sardar
Shakil Sheikh
Abdul Aziz Muhammad
Abrar Ali Saeed
Syed Farhan Bokhari
Muhammad Ashraf
Muhammad Ishaq
Ch. Muhammad Ilyas
Rashida Begum Butt
Iftikhar Nazar
Muhammad Sarwar Awan
Muhammad Afzal Nadeem
Aqeel Ahmed
Ejaz Malik
Muhammad Fayyaz
Altaf Hussain Bhatti
Muhammad Ehsan Elahi
Ali Raza
Shahid Mahmood Malik
Zafar Malik
Wajih Siddiqi
Farman Ali
Muhammad Bilal
Arif Rana
Syed Itrat Hussain
Rana Ghulam Qadir
Saleem Khilji
Abdul Saleem
Safdar Hussain
Imran Nallam Ahmed
Abdur Rauf
Masood Majid Syed
Zahid Khawaja
Muhammad Akram
Syed Zargoon Shah
Kunwar Rashid Habib
Anis Ahmed
Waseem Akthar
Rao Khalid
Abdul Manan Haid
Jehangir Raja
Shaukat Rehman Malik
Muhammad Javed Akhtar
Akthar Munir
Muhammad Javed
Muhammad Nawal
Nasir Chishti
Malik Safdar
Abrar Mustafa
Muhammad Latif
Suleman Hidyat
Murad Shaz Khattack Attaur Rehman Tahir
Maqsood Mehdi
Muhammad Jamil Khan
Kh Javed Bhatti
Kaleem Ahsan Shah
Khadim Husain
Muhammad Javed Iqbal Khakwani
Mazhar Ali Khan
Syed Qasir Sherazi
Karim Madad
Ghulam Hussain
Zia Shahid
Azam Ahmed Khan
Khalid Awan
Khalid Mahmood
Tanveer Shahzad
Seema Mir
Najumul Islam Usmani
Khalid Mustafa
Saleem Usmani
Syed Ali Nasir Jaffiri
Shahid Butt
Zulfikar Ghuman
Abdul Razak
Ali Imran
Syed Raza Shah
Muhammad Aslam
Shabir Khamid Bukhtawari
Shagufta Jabeen
Bashir Ahmed Shad
Syed Aswad Ulfat
Agha Mahrooz Haider
Nasir Iqbal
Masood Abdul Raheem
Raja Mahmood Bashir Usmani
Muhammad Ilyas Khan
Muhammad Mushtaq Ghuman
Mashkoor Hussain Shah
M Taimur
Masroor Mohsin Gilani
M Ibrahim Khan
M Shahbaz Khan
Amir Sajjad
Mumtaz Alvi
Azhar Jamal
Shakil Awan
Tanveer Alam
Habibur Rehman
Naveed Akram
Syed Azhar Hussain
Mubashir Raza
Arif Hussain
Jabbar Zakriya
Muhammad Farooq Khan
Rahat Naseem
Saeed Murad
Ali Imran Javed
Ejaz Khan
Munir Aziz
Muhammad Riyaz Akhtar
Rahat Munir
Jahanzeb
Muhamamd Afzal Malik
Afzal Nadeem
Muhammad Jameel Mirza
Abdul Mateen Khan
Hamidur Rehman
Saadat Bashir
Akhtar Ali Khan
Abdul Jabbar Khan
Khalid Mahmood
Muhammad Rizwan Khan
Rafiq Hussain Khan
Malik Muhammad Ilyas
Sohail Nashir
Uzair Khan
Zahid Hussain Hashwani
Four journalists Rauf Klasra, Amir Mateen, Khaleeq Kiani and Javed Ch were given plots in light of the Lahore High Court decision of 2006 in their favour after their names were deleted from the final list on the orders of the then prime minister Shaukat Aziz.
The list also contains the names of PTV employees who were given plots. They include Nazir Tabsum, Qamar Mohiuddin, Nisar Baloch, Syed Javed Ali, Khalid Iqbal Warriach, Syed Zulfiqar Ali Shah, Ayub Minhas, Asmatullah Khan Niazi, Muzamil Ahmed Khan, Majeed Afzal Khan (Sajan Khan), Awaid Butt, Rashid Baig, Ramzan Khalid, Muhammad Arshad Saleem, Muhammad Zakariya, Musadiq Kaleem, Arif Mahmood.
Ahmed Noorani’s Report:
PAC to probe plots gifted by PM to friends
ISLAMABAD: After receiving complete lists of beneficiaries of plots in the federal capital, the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) is all set to probe illegal allotment of luxurious plots in Islamabad to seven influential persons by Prime Minister Gilani in early 2009.
A CDA inquiry committee, set up by the Supreme Court of Pakistan to probe these illegal allotments by Gilani, in its report available with The News has declared these allotments were made in violation of rules.
Those who applied for the plots were allotted under a well defined policy after preparing seniority lists according to the policy. However, these seven allotments by the present government were against the policy and in violation of rules.
Prime Minister Gilani has allotted plots to his near and dear ones through the Federal Government Employees Housing Foundation (FGEHF) in early 2009 in blatant violation of rules and regulations, especially setting aside the seniority lists made for this purpose.
First, Prime Minister Gilani allotted a plot to one of his close friends in January 2009 and when the scandal was broken by The News under the heading “Judges get plots of their choice” on February 6, 2009, three more influential persons were allotted plots to cover up the first allotment. Later, three more influential persons jumped in and were allotted plots of category-I in Sector G-14 of Islamabad.
It was argued that these four allotments were made in accordance with a Lahore High Court (LHC) judgment of 2006. However, no such judgment ordering allotment of plots existed at all. The judgment referred to was made on five different petitions of about 20 petitioners and the LHC disposed of all petitions without passing any order.
However, only four out of these total 20 petitioners were allotted plots. Most importantly, the exact words of the judgment are as follows: “The writ petitions are, therefore, disposed of with no order as to costs. But with further directions that any grievance raised by anybody with respect to allotment will be disposed of by the Foundation within 15 days from the date of the raising of objection.”
It is worth mentioning here that the inquiry committee set up by the Supreme Court also wrote in its report that no LHC order was ever passed to allot plots to any of these influential persons.
Credible sources in the PAC confirmed to The News that the Committee will probe the matter of illegal allotments thoroughly and will recommend to the government to cancel these, if concerned authorities failed to establish under which power and seniority list the prime minister allotted the plots in early 2009.
Baqi jin logo nay plot nahe lye wo 15.15 karor rupees cash laty hain . wo cash pay yaqeen rakhtay hain , mian saheb say london mai jaedad laty hain !
Journalists are not above the laws!
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Generous bonanza : One plot, two plot Published: November 24, 2010 http://tribune.com.pk/story/81020/generous-bonanza-one-plot-two-plot/
ISLAMABAD: Top bureaucrats have emerged as the main beneficiaries of plot allotments since the days of General Musharraf. Dozens of lucky bureaucrats even managed to get two plots of 500 square yards (sq yds) each in the pricey sectors of Islamabad – quite in the same way as 14 Supreme Court (SC) judges.
The latter category of beneficiaries received their plots in the up-market I-8, G-13 and G-14 sectors of the federal capital after framing a questionable policy tailor-made to suit them as well as their powerful collaborators in the judiciary.
According to documents available with The Express Tribune, a total of about 7,000 plots were allotted, in category one to four, to officers and officials of different grades and categories since 2002 in two sectors of Islamabad.
As many as 800 top bureaucrats, including federal secretaries and ambassadors (BPS-20 to 22), got a one kanal (600 sq yds) plot each in the G-13 and G-14 sectors of Islamabad, out of the 7,000 plots allotted since Musharraf came to power.
Former Supreme Court chief justice Irshad Hassan Khan, who had endorsed Musharraf’s coup of October 12, 1999, is among the beneficiaries. Justice Hassan was given a plot after he retired from the apex court and was made Election Commissioner of Pakistan. His secretary Kunwar Dilshad also received a one kanal plot.
Former Governor State Bank of Pakistan Muhammad Yaqoob also got a one kanal plot from General Musharraf in 2002 in Islamabad.
The list of plot allotments reveals that the top bureaucracy (BPS-22) and the higher judiciary are the only two influential classes to get two plots in Islamabad in the name of “official policy”, crafted and endorsed by the beneficiaries themselves. The rest have to give an affidavit in writing that they did not have any plot in Islamabad before applying.
The Express Tribune has already published two lists of 100 judges allotted plots in Islamabad since 1996.
A total of 172 journalists were also allotted plots in keeping with government policy in G-13 and G-14. The policy stipulated that only those journalists who did not have a house in Islamabad nor had a plot allotted to them in the past could apply.
Of the 650 journalists who applied in 2004 for G-14, only 172 could get plots after due process.
Meanwhile, as a list of 172 journalists is lying before the PAC, a new one of 35 journalists has surfaced. These journalists were also given plots in G-8 Markaz in 1996 during Benazir Bhutto’s second term.
Some of the prominent journalists allotted plots for construction of flats in G-8 Markaz were Ayaz Amir, Hamid Mir, Aroosa Alam, Ehtashamul Haq, Nusrat Javed, Ishaq Chaudhary, and Nasir Malick. Mir, Haq and Alam have already sold their flats at a premium, after paying approximately Rs800,000 to the government.
Many journalists had then applied for a second plot in G-13 and G-14. Some succeeded in getting them despite receiving a plot from the Bhutto government in 1996 as well.
For a complete list of beneficiaries from the bureaucracy and to read earlier stories on the allotment issue, click here.
Published in The Express Tribune, November 24th, 2010.
The following is the list of top BPS-20 to 22 officers who were given category one plots in Islamabad:
Khaild Rafique, AGP Ijaz Nasir, judge Lahore High Court
Muhammad Amin, military engineering service Raja Abdullah Khan, ministry of law and justice
Nasiruddin Ahmed, secretary finance Mohammad Afzal Khan, special judge LHC
Pervaiz Saleem, joint secretary interior Arif Khan, secretary law, justice and parliamentary affairs
Nasir Chugtai, Pakistan Atomic Energy Zafar Afaq Ansari, National Institute of Psychology
Khalid Latif, Punjab government Nisar Alam Mirza, Dr A Q Laboratories
Afzal Amir Shah, Customs Zahur Cheema, Wapda
Ghulam Kibria, director PAEC Mohammad Siddique, SBP
Abdullah Yousuf, secretary petroleum ministry Sheikh Mohammad Anwar, Sui Northern Gas Pipeline
Zaheer Ali Shah, ministry of industries Aftab Ahmed Khan, CAA
Ghiasuddin Mohammad Yaqub, Governor SBP
Wafaqi Mohtasib Iftikharudin, UBL
Syed Shabir Ahmed, Intelligence Bureau Naimat Ali Javed, PAEC
Mohammad Amin, FIA Mian Mohammad Ajmal, Peshawar High Court judge
Sohail Hamayun, SGDA Punjab Ch Muhhtaq Ahmed Khan, judge LHC
Inamul Haq, secretary women development Mohammad Munawar Khan, FPSC
Mohammad Zaman Khan, secretary education Ahmed Goher, ministry of science and technology
Ghulam Nabi Khan, textile commissioner Manzoor Ali Arif, NIH
Abdul Majid Khan, ministry of foreign affairs Nazar Abbas, foreign office
Abdul Qadeer Siddiqi, Pakistan Railways Mohammad Iqbal Khan, FBR
Mukhtarul Mulk, DIG Mohammad Ikram Khan, ex-vice president PTCL
Mohamamd Farman, KRL Kahuta Tasadduq Hussain Awan, SBP
Hamayun Shah, Project Margalla Malik Mohammad Afzal, secretary PTC
Shahid Zafar, Evacuee Trust Property Mushtaq Ahmed Khan, Railways
Istaqbal Mehdi, ministry of production Tahir Mahmood, CBR
Bashir Hussain Qureshi, CLA on deputation to HBFC Syed Mohsin Asad, CBR
Abdul Aziz, ministry of local government G M Javed Jan, zakat & usher
Wazir Ahmed Qureshi, AGP Pervez Tahir, planning division
Altaf Hussain Agral, defence production M Ishaq Malla, Corporate Law Authority
Muneer Aftab Sheikh, DG audit Taskeen Muzaffar, income tax
Raja Sikandar Khan, income tax Syed Aqeel Zafrul Islam, CBR
Mohammad Asif Zaman Ansari, finance division Asif Ali Shah, Frontier Constabulary
Mansoor Ali Sheikh, AGPR Arshad Jamil Khokar, planning division
M Munir, Secretariat Training Institute Shahid Malik, foreign office
Saadat Saeed, Planning Division Firdaus Alam, zakat and usher
Aneesuddin Ahmed, high commissioner foreign office Rashed Khan, National Defence College
Javed Hafeez, ambassador Javed Iqbal, Balochistan High Court judge
Mohammad Abdul Jabbar, environment ministry Shujjauddin Siddiqi, DG leather industry
Imtiaz Anjum, ambassador Samiul Khiliji, ministry of housing and works
Husain Ahmed, zakat and ushr division Fakhar Zaman
Ziauddin, military accounts Sher Afzal Khan
Badshah Gul, DG AGPR Nasim Qureshi, commerce ministry
Salim Iqbal, PM Inspection Commission Amin Ajmal, income tax
Saira Karim, human rights Syed Kamal Shah, secretary interior
Abdul Raza Khan, finance and zakat & usher Mian Shakirullah Jan, Peshawar High Court judge
S M Younis Jafri, FBS Shahzado Sheikh, member finance PARC
Mohammad Wali Khan, CBR Tahir Anwar Pasha, director FIA
Azam Rathore, secretary Pakistan Post Office Hamayun Farshori, secretary
Shaukat Ali Bhatti, CBR Shakil Durrani, secretary
Mohammad Rafique, Railways Masood Ahmed Pasha, consultant surgeon Federal Govt Services
Mahboob Elahi, DG environment Salauhuddin, AGP
Mazhar Ali Shah, AGP Talib Hussain Sial, women development
Toheed Ahmed, DG foreign office Shaukat Ali Babar, income tax
Salauddin Solamin, planning division Sibte Yaha Naqvi, DG foreign office
Mian Zaheer Ahmed, director FIA Qadir ul Jalil, income tax
Hashim Leghari, secretary SGDA Mohammad Rafiq, AGP
Rashed Ahmed Razvi, SHC judge Jahangir Mahmood, DG Wapda
M Aslam, Jinnah Postgraduate Sheikh Naseerul Haq, DG audit
Sajjad Bhatti, ANF Mohammad Yaqooob, DIG
M Iqbal Hussain, establishment division Ziaul Islam, S&GAD
Mohammad Akram, economic affairs division Syed Faisal Saud, zakat & usher
Ejaz Ahmed Qureshi, chief secretary NWFP Khalid Saeed, federal secretary information technology
G M Sikandar, secretary housing and works Zafeer Abbasi, ministry of interior
Hafiz Mohammad Ziauddin, cabinet division Raja Abbas
Shahid Sheikh, PWD Yasmin Rana
M Asghar Chaudhary, CBR Minfal
Muzamil Ghafoor, health division Talat Rashid Miyan, DG FGE Housing Foundation
Syed Turab Haidre Zaidi, housing and works Nadeem Shafique Malik, housing and works
Zubaid Waheed, income tax Imtaiz Saeed Arbab, cabinet secretariat
Sheikh Abdul Manan, Federal Shariat Court Khalid Paul Khawaja, LHC judge
Justice Irshad Hassan Khan, election commissioner M Javed Ilyas, Dy AGP
Muzaffar Mahmood Qureshi, secretary women development Farrukh Mirza, director DESTO
Akhtar Hussain Chaudhary Mushtaq Ahmed
Sheikh Abdul Razak Malik Abdul Rehman
Abdul Majeed Aulakh Zafar Pasha Chaudhary
Mohammad Sadiq Faiz Mohammad Khan
Mohammad Shafiq Abdul Majeed Baloch
Syed Zahur Hassnain Bokhari Syed Tasaduq Rehman
Akbar Ali Momin Hamid Majid
Abdul Latif Khan Anwar Hasasn Khan Yousufzai
Syed Mehr Badshah Mansoor Ahmed
Nasurul Aziz Younis Khan, AGP
Pervez Younis Paul, finance Avia Mazhar Hussain
Munir Aslam Nazir Gul
Abdul Rauf Khan Saeed Rehman, DG archeology
Ziauddin Leghari, DIG Farrukh Lateef
Mahboob Alam Masud Ahmed
Tanveer Ahmed Chaudhary, immigration and passports Mustafq Qureshi, director finance
Aslam Chaudhary Khan Haroon Rasikh
Badarul Ishaq Khan Shakara Reza Alley
Sher Mohammad Khan Mohamamd Iqbal Ahmed
Habibullah, Mohammad Afzal Iftikar Ahmed Raja
Bhadur Khan, vice-president NBP Mohammad Akram
Agha Mohammad Kasi Wazir Akbar
Umar Din Anissudin Siddiqi
Bashir Chaudhary Umar Hayat Khan
Gulan Khan Jahanzeb Khan
Ch Mohammad Nasib Ch Asghar Hussain
Syed Shaukat Ali Zaidi Ch Riaz Ahmed Bhatti
Muhshtaq Hussain Mohammad Latif
Shakeel Ahmed Hafeezudin Asif
Hasan Abid Rizvi Salahuddin
Mohammad Kamil, PTV Azmat Malik
Nasir Arif Syed Raza Rehman, information ministry
Abrar Hussain Javid Hussain
Shahzad Akbar Khan Mohammad Yousuf
M Sardar Khawaja Syed Shafqat Kakakehl
Gulzar Bhatti, PIA Javed Qureshi, Wapda
Chiragh Din Khokar, Wapda Khalid Mahmood Chohan, controller PBC
Masood Sultan, PCSIR Afzal Mattu
Naseem Hukat Naseer Ahmed
Kazi Abdul Shakoor Farooq Malik
Iftikharudin Mohammad Shafique
Sohail Ittehad Hussain, ambassador M Sharif
Shaukat Omar, ambassador Salik Nazir Ahmed
Safdar Mahmood, secretary establishment Ghayur Ayub
Mumtaz Hussain Shah Jawaid, ambassador Durray Shahwar Kureshi
Khurram Azad Khan Alam Zeb, DG NIPA
Syed Ali Sarwari Naqvi, foreign office Mir Abdul Khaliq
Jawaid Mohsin Malik Owais Qureshi
Sarfraz Ahmed Khan Sakina Jafery
Haroon Rashid, audit Akthar Shabir
M Rasheed Zafar Nazar Abbas, DIG
Seerat Aly Shaikh Khalid Mahmood, DG foreign office
Atlaf Ahmed Khan Sh Habibur Rehman
Maqsoodur Rehman Sheikh Saadatullah Khan, Additional IG
Shahid Jamal Riaz Ahmed Bhatti
Abdull Khan Kanwar Dilashad, secretary election commission
Qurban Jan Abdul Rauf Khan
Shafqat Ezdi Shah, Additional IG Police Riaz Rehman
Saeed Ahmed Zaidi Asad Jahangir, AIG police
Pervez Akram, IB Zafar Ahmed, additional secretary
Amin Farooqi, Registrar Supreme Court Masood Ahmed
Kh Tariq Hafeez Butt
Mohammad Nasir Tariq Farooq
Mahrooo Hamayuon, DG food Ghulam Mustafa
Afzal Durrani Daud Khan
Munir Khan Mohammad Naseer Ahmed
Iqbal Hussain Sadat Zia Malik
Muzamal Khan Riaz Ahmed Syed
Sarfraz Hussain Khawaja Omarudin
Inayatullah Changezi, AGP Shamsuddin Solangi
Noordin Sheikh Sikandar Mohammad Zai
Riaz Hassan Khan Khalid Sadiq
Karamat Hussain Niazi Miaz Talib Hassan
Fazal Nabi Ibrahim Khan
Gulam Ahmed Zahida Saleem
Ali Raza Khan Ehtisam
S Iqbal Aga Kafeel Bakir
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