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13 Excise inspectors move court to nullify arrest warrants

byM. Imran Mehar
06/12/2014
in Lahore, Slider News
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LAHORE: 13 excise inspectors Friday approached the court of Additional Sessions Judge Naeem to nullify their arrest warrants and further action against them by Mozang Police.

Counsel for Excise officials Advocate Farhad Ali Shah argued that increase in property tax was ordered by the Punjab Chief Minister so these inspectors were not responsible for their act as it was directed by the Government.

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Inspector Akhtar ali Sandhu, Javaid Ali and Ahmad Ali along with their collogues moved the court after police raided to arrest them. Inspectors of Excise and Taxation Department are protesting against officers of the department for filling lawsuits against them and now they have moved the Lahore High court and sessions court as well.

 

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