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Punjab ex-ministers asked to return govt vehicles

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The S&GAD has asked the former Punjab ministers to return government vehicles after the dissolution of provincial cabinet along with the provincial assembly last week.

The Services and General Administration Department has also asked the special assistants and advisors to return the government vehicles.

So far, only former provincial minister Hussain Bahadur Dreshak has returned his vehicle.

The rest of the ex-ministers have yet to return them.

According to the rules, the former ministers could keep government vehicles with them for 15 days, but after two weeks they must return the government automobiles.

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