‘OMF tenants will not be deprived of fields’
From Our Correspondent
OKARA: The law-abiding tenants of the Okara Military Farms (OMF) will not be deprived of the fields, which they have been cultivating, said the district police officer.
Talking to newsmen here on Wednesday, he said that the tenants would not face any trouble or difficulty from the law enforcing agencies while tilling their fields. Presently, the tenants had been working in their fields without any pressure from some elements, who had created a war-like situation between the tenants and the government in villages of the state land, he added. He said that all such elements had been arrested. The DPO said that the tenants remained under threats of these elements, who had gathered around them groups of outlaws and providing them shelter. The DPO said that he would hold open court in the government land villages from next month to hear and solve problems of the tenants.
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