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22 complainants get relief on ombudsman’s order

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Punjab Ombudsman Maj (retd) Azam Suleman Khan facilitated the release of outstanding dues amounting to Rs.2.956 million for 22 individuals hailing from various districts across the province. These applicants had encountered prolonged delays in the resolution of their cases, owing to various reasons, said a spokesperson for Ombudsman’s office. Upon the involvement of the ombudsman’s office, the relevant government departments have disbursed the pending dues to the claimants from different departments. These cases encompassed the disbursement of pensions, as well as other emoluments such as farewell, marriage and death grants. The applicants thanked the Office of the Ombudsman Punjab for providing them with financial relief.

 

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