Revenue board fails to submit Gul Plaza record to judicial commission

KARACHI: The revenue board has failed to submit the record pertaining to Gul Plaza to the judicial commission, prompting the commission to seek an explanation over the non-compliance.

The judicial commission had set a March 13 deadline for the submission of the Gul Plaza record by the revenue board. However, the board failed to meet the stipulated deadline, drawing the commission's attention to the lapse.

Commission seeks explanation

In response to the revenue board's failure to comply with the directive, the judicial commission has now sought an explanation from the board regarding the non-submission of the required documents by the prescribed date.

The matter of the Gul Plaza record has been under scrutiny by the judicial commission, which had directed the revenue board to furnish the relevant documentation within the given timeframe. The board's inability to adhere to the deadline has raised questions about the reasons behind the delay.

The judicial commission's demand for an explanation signals the seriousness with which it is treating the non-compliance. The commission appears intent on ensuring that the requisite records are made available for its proceedings without further delay.

The revenue board's failure to meet the March 13 deadline has added to the concerns surrounding the Gul Plaza matter, as the judicial commission continues its work to examine the relevant documentation and records associated with the case.

Further developments in the matter are expected as the judicial commission awaits the revenue board's response to its demand for an explanation regarding the missed deadline and the non-submission of the Gul Plaza record.