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Promotions of two senior customs officials impeded

byFaiza Israr
10/04/2014
in Islamabad, Latest News
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ISLAMABAD: As the Prime Minister has been sent the summary of approval of promotions in various public sectors by the Central Selection Board, promotions of two out of four customs officials have been halted.

The two customs officials among four whose promotions have been rejected by the Prime Minister himself along with many others belonging to various public sectors.

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Sources in FBR said that if any one of the customs officials rejected for promotions or any other such public servant knocks at the court’s door it may result in halt to all the promotions by the Central Selection Board.

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