Lasjan re-elected as prez CHMPO
Srinagar, May 1: Mir Muhammad Farooq Lasjan was re-elected today as president, Chamber of Hot Mix Plant Owners. A spokesperson of the CHMPO said at a meeting attended by all the members of the Chamber, Lasjan was re-elected as president. He said rest of the body of the Chamber would be elected on May 8. Lasjan later in his speech said the Chamber would not submit any tender till the Chief Engineer, Roads and Buildings addressed its grievances.
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