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WE CRAFT ELEGANT SOLUTIONS WITH POWERFUL TECHNOLOGIES AND SOLID STRATEGIES!
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Karachi, Pakistan
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These mansoor brothers are famous in delaying salaries to their hard working employees as well firing large number of people without any notice. They have ruined the lives and careers of dozens of people and this new company is just another trap laid by them.
February 21, 2019
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