HYDERABAD, July 25: The chairman, Hyderabad City Tehsil Council Workers’ Union (CBA), Chundgi Lal, has expressed concern over the decrepit condition of the only minorities’ graveyard in Latifabad.

In a statement issued here on Thursday, he urged the taluka municipal administration, Latifabad, to drain out the dirty water from the graveyard without any further delay.

SU RESULT: The controller of examination, University of Sindh, Jamshoro, on Wednesday announced the result of BBA (hons) part-I, semester examination of 2001.

A total of 90 students have passed the examination.

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