Social media reports on appointments are fake: Sindh works dept
By News Desk
January 03, 2025
The spokesperson for the Works & Services Department has said that some news regarding appointment orders in the names of Mr. Asadullah and Mr. Abdul Qayoom to the post of Daroga (BPS-05) are viral on social media related to the Works & Services Department.
In a statement issued by the Sindh information department on Thursday, the spokesperson clarified that these appointment orders are totally bogus and fake and no such appointment orders have been issued by the Works & Services Department, Government of Sindh, and that the above-mentioned fake news is being circulated to misguide the people.
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