Commissioner Mariyam Khan Cracks Down on Revenue Misconduct

Commissioner Mariyam Khan has taken a strong stance against suspected misconduct by two revenue officials in Multan. The inquiry was prompted by allegations of intentional document alterations that led to financial harm to a citizen. This action was announced during a public court session aimed at addressing public concerns related to revenue matters.

The open court session provided much-needed relief to many individuals with unresolved cases. Following a citizen's complaint, Commissioner Mariyam Khan invoked the Punjab Employee Efficiency, Discipline Act (PEEDA) to investigate a patwari and a kanungo involved in the misconduct.

Engaging with the citizens, Commissioner Mariyam Khan reassured them of ongoing efforts to swiftly address their grievances. She emphasized the core objective of these open court sessions, which is to ensure timely resolution of public issues.

Commissioner Mariyam Khan's proactive approach in addressing misconduct within the revenue department demonstrates a commitment to accountability and transparency. By swiftly responding to citizen complaints and initiating inquiries, she is working towards restoring public trust in administrative processes. The open court sessions serve as a platform for citizens to voice their concerns and seek redressal, fostering a culture of responsiveness and fairness in governance.