Upper Chitral, Pakistan – In a decisive move to accelerate critical infrastructure development, Deputy Commissioner and District Magistrate Upper Chitral, Muhammad Imran Khan, has taken stringent action against contractors responsible for significant delays in ongoing projects. Expressing strong dissatisfaction with the slow pace of work, the Deputy Commissioner has ordered the immediate registration of First Information Reports (FIRs) against the defaulting contractors.
The directive specifically targets the development work on vital arteries including the Buni-Buzand Road, the Chitral-Buni-Mastuj-Shandur Road, and other key highways traversing the scenic Upper Chitral region. These projects are crucial for enhancing connectivity, boosting local economies, and improving accessibility for both residents and tourists alike, making the timely completion of these routes paramount for regional progress.
The Deputy Commissioner’s stern stance underscores the administration’s commitment to ensuring timely completion and quality execution of all public welfare projects. Residents and local stakeholders have long awaited the completion of these roads, which are vital for daily commuting, trade, and regional development. The order for FIRs signals a clear message that inefficiency and non-compliance will not be tolerated, aiming to hold contractors accountable and expedite project delivery across the district.
This report was originally published by Chitral Times and authored by Saif Ur Rehman Aziz.