Irregularities amounting to Rs 2 billion have been revealed in the PTI Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government's flagship project BRT. According to the report, subsidy will also be required to run the buses. According to 92 News, irregularities have been revealed in the PTI's plan for modern transport facility in Peshawar, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. In the BRT project by the Auditor General of Pakistan. A report on the irregularities has been submitted to the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly. The report said that due to repeated changes in the design of the mega project, the initial cost of the project increased by Rs. 17 billion. The initial cost was Rs 49 billion which increased to Rs 66.66 billion after the design change. According to the report, construction debris was sold but Rs 5 crore could not be recovered from the contractor. Additional salaries of Rs. Were given. Not only this, additional employees were laid off in the additional project which cost the exchequer Rs. 279 million. Rs. 17 lakh was paid from BRT project for Punk Bus of Mardan and Abbottabad The report also expressed concern that unless the government pays an annual subsidy of Rs 1.5 billion to run BRT buses, it will not be possible to repay the loan taken for the project.
