TCP asked to buy lint from RYK

Published February 18, 2003

SADIQABAD, Feb 17: The Pakistan Cotton Ginners Association, Rahim Yar Khan zone, has sought government intervention to make the Trading Corporation of Pakistan (TCP) to purchase lint lying with ginners.

The issue was raised at PCGA’s Bahawalpur circle meeting held here on Sunday with Haji Muhammad Ibrahim in chair. It was attended by more than 200 delegates of the association.

Through a resolution, the meeting requested Federal Commerce Minister Humayun Akhtar Khan to ask the TCP to purchase the lint lying with the RYK ginners since November and December.

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