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Ministry of CAA set to probe corruption in appointments, projects

Business Aug, 13 2024
Ministry of CAA set to probe corruption in appointments, projects
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LAHORE: Ministry of Civil Aviation is all set to investigate officers involved in corruption in major projects of aviation. Probe in direct recruitment in Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) will also be undertaken. It has been revealed that merit is ignored in appointment of aeromedical director, additional directors and others in authority. 

Ministry has initiated probe after receiving complaints of corruption in recruitment of various officers and projects.

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