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54 officers of Inland Revenue promoted from BS-18 to BS-19

byMubeen Hussain
07/05/2016
in Karachi, Latest News
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KARACHI: More than 50 BS-18 officers of Inland Revenue Service are promoted to BS-19 on regular basis in their groups with immediate effect.

According to the details, 54 officers, including 8 female officers, of the Inland Revenue Service are promoted to BS-19.

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Eight female include Iram Shabbir, Sajida Kausar, Maryam Habib, Farzana Gohar Ali, Bushra Fatima, Dr Shazia Gull, Shagufta Zareen and Fakhriya Anjum of Inland Revenue Service have got the promotion.

Shagufta Zareen will actualize her promotion to BS-19 from the date she return from deputation and join Federal Board Revenue.

 

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