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Pakistan Court Orders Cases against MPs with Fake Degrees

  •   Sat, Nov 06 2010 09:30:56 AM

Islamabad, Nov 6 (IANS) Pakistan's Supreme Court has ordered the election commission to file cases against parliamentarians who hold fake degrees, a media report said.

A three-member bench headed by Chief Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry gave this ruling while hearing a plea filed by a former member of the national assembly, Amir Yar Awaran, against his disqualification over the alleged possession of a bogus degree, the Online news agency reported.

The court asked the election commission to file cases against fake degree holders as early as possible.
  

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  • Ashok Rao, mangalore/USA

    Sat, Nov 06 2010

    Great,Look. At least Pakistan is doing something to take action against the MPs with fake Degrees. But in our country there are so many MLAs & MPs without proper high school education.What a difference? What is funny is that some of ministers were given Hon,DOCORATE & They are addressed as Dr.SO & SO. When I was in the school we were knowing about great people like Dr.Rajendra Prasad,Dr.Radhakrishnan,Dr.Jhakir Hussain etc. But now every Tom,Dick,& Harry is presented with DOCTORATE Degrees.

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