LDA officers accuse ADG Usama Majeed of intimidati...

Summary

•   LAHORE: Assistant managers working at Lahore Development Authority (LDA) sports complexes have filed a formal representation against Additional Director General (Headquarters) Usama Majeed, alleging unprofessional conduct, intimidation, public humiliation and violations of workplace dignity, particularly involving female officers.
• Minute Mirror has obtained an eight-page representation submitted on October 9, 2026, by Mohammad Ali Mumtaz, Assistant Manager (Admin and Coordination), Directorate of Sports, LDA, to the Secretary of LDA Sports Complexes.
• Female officers allegedly kept late into the night The most serious allegations concern October 7, when officers reportedly marked attendance at 1:58pm but were not called for a meeting until 10:15pm.

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LAHORE: Assistant managers working at Lahore Development Authority (LDA) sports complexes have filed a formal representation against Additional Director General (Headquarters) Usama Majeed, alleging unprofessional conduct, intimidation, public humiliation and violations of workplace dignity, particularly involving female officers.

Minute Mirror has obtained an eight-page representation submitted on October 9, 2026, by Mohammad Ali Mumtaz, Assistant Manager (Admin and Coordination), Directorate of Sports, LDA, to the Secretary of LDA Sports Complexes. The complaint follows a meeting with the competent authority on October 8.

The complainant maintains that Usama Majeed is not their competent authority and says the representation seeks to protect officers’ dignity rather than challenge the administrative hierarchy.

Allegations of inappropriate conduct

According to the document, officers were repeatedly summoned to the ADG’s office over three to four weeks for presentations on sports complex operations and performance, but allegedly faced prolonged waiting periods and cancellations.