Shah Tahmas Ground Peshawar: Where Have the Iron Fences and Security Wires Gone?

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Musarrat Ullah Jan , KikxNow , Digital Creator\

Who is responsible for protecting public property, and who will be held accountable for the loss?

Iron fencing and security wires were installed around the boundary walls of Shah Tahmas Ground, which houses the Regional Sports Officer’s office in Peshawar. Now, the fencing and wires are being removed as the walls are being raised. But a serious question remains: Where has the removed government property gone?

According to reports, a substantial portion of the removed fencing is missing. If this public property has indeed gone missing from official custody, where is the record? Which officer or employee was responsible for its safekeeping? Was the removal and transfer of this material properly documented?

When watchmen and security personnel are present at the premises, who was responsible for ensuring that public property remained safe and accounted for?

The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Sports Department must answer the following questions:

1.        Publish the inventory and procurement records of the removed iron fencing and security wires.

2.        Establish how much material remains, how much was transferred elsewhere, and how much is unaccounted for.

3.        Identify the responsible officials and, if negligence or financial loss is established, take legal action and recover the amount due in accordance with the law.

4.        Inform the public about who will investigate the matter and who will be held accountable.

Will the Shah Tahmas Ground fencing issue meet the same fate as the reportedly missing fountains and fencing at Lala Ayub Hockey Stadium, or will the authorities finally ensure a proper accounting of public assets?

Public money belongs to the people. It is not the personal property of any government officer or employee. The public deserves answers.

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