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17 Customs inspectors transferred in major reshuffle in Sialkot

byZafar Malik
31/07/2015
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SIALKOT: As many as 17 senior inspectors of  Model Customs Collectorate Sialkot have been transferred and posted at different seats during a major reshuffle in MCCS here.

According to the Deputy Collector Customs Asdaq Afzal, inspector  Khalid Pervaiz has been transferred to Rebate Branch from Bonds, inspector Sarfraz Ahmed from Import Examination Branch to Export Branch, inspector Syed Akmal Hussain from Sialkot GPO to  Project Recovery,  inspector Abdul Malik from Export Airport Traffic to Import Examination, inspector Muhammad Hussain from Bonds to Sialkot Airport, inspector Syed Arshad Kamal from Sialkot GPO to Sialkot Airport, inspector Shamasud Din from BG Branch to Export Examination, inspector Aman Ullah Khan from Export Branch to  Bonds, inspector  Muhammad Asif Raza from Export Law FTO Main Gate  to Law Branch, inspector  Tahir Iqbal Gull from Main Gate to Sialkot GPO, inspector Sheikh Muhammad Akram from  Export Recovery to  Import Examination Branch , inspector Raja Ameer Ullah Khan from Import Examination Branch  to Sialkot GPO, inspector Muhammad Nawaz  from Sialkot Airport Traffic to Export Branch, inspector Syed Abid Raza Zaidi from  Law Branch to  Export Branch , inspector Muhammad Mansha from  Rebate Branch to ASO Branch, inspector  Nazar Hussain from Main Gate DTRE Branch to  Sialkot Airport and inspector Amir Nawaz has been transferred from Export Branch and posted at Sialkot Airport with immediate effect, in this regard.

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