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Performance of directorate General Law & Human Rights reviewed

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A review meeting was held under the chairmanship of Provincial Law Minister Fazal Shakoor Khan regarding the performance and ongoing works of Directorate General Law & Human Rights.

During the meeting, the Provincial Law Minister was given a detailed briefing on the key role of the Directorate General of Law and Human Rights and its performance.

The meeting was attended by Secretary Law and Parliamentary Affairs Masood Ahmed, Director General Law and Human Rights Javed Anwar, Additional Secretary Law Tahir Iqbal and other senior officials.

The provincial minister was informed that a total of 2089 complaints have been received from 2012 to 2022 in which 1734 have been disposed of efficiently while 356 complaints are pending.

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