Cases Registered Against Three For Burning Residues

Sumaira FH Published November 29, 2022 | 04:40 PM

Cases registered against three for burning residues

SIALKOT, (UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 29th Nov, 2022 ) :The district administration registered cases against three accused for burning paddy residues during a crackdown for causing smog.

A focal person of the district administration said operations were conducted by Assistant Commissioner Salman Zafar, agriculture department and revenue teams in different areas of tehsil Pasrur.

He said cases were registered against Muhammed Aslam, Intizar Ahmed and Muhammad Bootain Sadar Pasrur and Badiana police stations for burning paddy residues.

Facebook Twitter Reddit Pinterest Whatsapp

Recent Stories

ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Indian board makes impo ..

ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Indian board makes important statement

Currency Rate In Pakistan - Dollar, Euro, Pound, R ..

Currency Rate In Pakistan - Dollar, Euro, Pound, Riyal Rates On 7 May 2024

Today Gold Rate in Pakistan 07 May 2024

Today Gold Rate in Pakistan 07 May 2024

Sharjah Animation Conference explores cross-cultur ..

Sharjah Animation Conference explores cross-cultural collaboration opportunities ..

Sharjah Public Library provides countless opportun ..

Sharjah Public Library provides countless opportunities for young imaginations t ..

Sharjah Police launches 'Your belongings, your res ..

Sharjah Police launches 'Your belongings, your responsibility' awareness campaig ..

Dubai Police displays Innovative Tourism Security ..

Dubai Police displays Innovative Tourism Security Services at 'ATM 2024'

Mohammad Haris, Aamir Jamal not part of national s ..

Mohammad Haris, Aamir Jamal not part of national squad for Ireland, England: Bab ..

Erdogan opens former church to Muslim worshippers

Erdogan opens former church to Muslim worshippers

Cultural events hallmark of a nation, Director RAC

Cultural events hallmark of a nation, Director RAC

Iraq hangs 11 convicted of 'terrorism': security, ..

Iraq hangs 11 convicted of 'terrorism': security, health sources

Stocks rise on renewed hopes of rate cuts

Stocks rise on renewed hopes of rate cuts