Speed up utilisation of SC and ST Sub-Plan Funds: Bhatti
Expressing concern over delays in expenditure by some departments, the Deputy Chief Minister directed officials to identify gaps in utilisation and take immediate corrective measures
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Expressing concern over delays in expenditure by some departments, the Deputy Chief Minister directed officials to identify gaps in utilisation and take immediate corrective measures
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