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Rocked by revelations of corruption and misgovernance, Pakistan's oldest seminary removes chairman

Rocked by revelations of corruption and misgovernance, Pakistan's oldest seminary removes chairman

The chairman of the Board of Directors of Pakistan’s oldest seminary has been removed from his position over allegations of financial corruption and gross irregularities in a building project, and alleged illegal and unconstitutional actions that have damaged the operations of the institution once known as the cornerstone of theological education in the subcontinent, Christian Daily International has learnt.
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