DG Prime Minister’s Secretariat Sardar Gulfraz will be withdrawn from the responsibilities

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Muzaffarabad (Dharti News) Director General Prime Minister’s Secretariat former DIG Police Sardar Gulfraz Khan has been withdrawn from his duties, a notification has also been issued in this regard, he was appointed in the Prime Minister’s Secretariat after retirement. And for the past few days there were rumors that he was being made the Chairman Accountability Bureau, on Friday the responsibilities assigned to him by the Prime Minister’s Secretariat were withdrawn, he said while talking to Dharti. That the notification under which I was appointed has been withdrawn which I am happy about.

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