Establishment Division Asks PM to Act on Undeclared Dual Nationality
Approval is sought to act against officers who failed to declare it.
The Establishment Division has sought Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif's approval to take action against government officers who failed to declare dual nationality. Dual nationality means holding the citizenship of two countries, and the officers in this update are those who did not declare it.
The step taken so far is a request for approval. The Establishment Division is the office that asked. The person asked is PM Shehbaz Sharif. The officers are government officers, and the failure is that they did not declare the second nationality. The same update gives a figure of around 62.5 percent. The caption stops at that number, so this report does not assign the share to officers, files, or any other group.
Who the dual nationality action would cover
It would cover government officers who failed to declare dual nationality. What the Establishment Division sought is approval to take action, and the person who must give that approval is PM Shehbaz Sharif. Around 62.5 percent is stated in the same update without a completed explanation. No officer is named.
Our verdict
The Establishment Division wants PM Shehbaz Sharif's approval to act against government officers who failed to declare dual nationality. The update also cites around 62.5 percent and does not say what that share counts.
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Frequently asked questions
Who asked for approval?
The Establishment Division.
Whose approval is sought?
PM Shehbaz Sharif.
Who would the action cover?
Government officers who failed to declare dual nationality.
What is the 62.5 percent figure?
The update says around 62.5 percent and ends there, so the share is not explained.
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