KP CM house spending questioned after 903 pizzas, ...

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•   PESHAWAR: Allegations of excessive spending at the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister House have sparked questions about the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) government’s commitment to austerity, following reports that 903 pizzas, 41 lambs and 11 goats were consumed or ordered over a three-month period.
• The details have raised questions about the scale of official hospitality expenses and the use of public funds at the provincial government’s highest official residence.
• Critics have questioned whether the reported spending reflects the government’s stated commitment to financial discipline and responsible use of public resources.

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PESHAWAR: Allegations of excessive spending at the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister House have sparked questions about the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) government’s commitment to austerity, following reports that 903 pizzas, 41 lambs and 11 goats were consumed or ordered over a three-month period.

According to details that have emerged, substantial amounts were reportedly spent on food and hospitality at the official residence while the province continued to face serious security challenges, including militant attacks and bomb blasts.

The reported figures include 903 pizzas ordered from well-known pizza outlets in Peshawar, alongside arrangements involving 41 lambs, commonly known as dumba, and 11 goats during the three-month period. The details have raised questions about the scale of official hospitality expenses and the use of public funds at the provincial government’s highest official residence.