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Move to create over 100 new additional assistant commissioner posts in Punjab opposed
The Provincial Management Service (PMS) officers’ association opposes Punjab government's plan to create 101 Additional Assistant Commissioner (AAC) posts, calling it a 'mala fide move' to weaken the PMS cadre. The association claims the revival of abolished AAC posts is unnecessary, citing the existence of the Punjab Enforcement and Regulatory Authority (PERA), and warns of protests if concerns about budget burden and career progression are not addressed.
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