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FST adjourns hearing of four cases filed by FBR employees

byNaeem Ullah Tariq
21/07/2016
in Islamabad, Latest News
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ISLAMABAD: A division bench of the Federal Service Tribunal (FST) on Wednesday adjourned the hearing of four cases filed by the employees-cum-complainants of the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR).

The FST bench comprising of Syed Rafique Hussain Shah and Syed Muhammad Hamid was assigned to hear the cases. These cases were filed by Rashidul Wahab, Sardar Ghyas, Muhammad Amir Farooq, Abdul Hakeem and Jan Muhammad Afridi. They all had filed complaint regarding un-implemented decision of FST.

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Several cases filed by employees of FBR were also adjourned the day before yesterday owing to incomplete benches following absence of some members from the tribunal who were performing duties at other stations.

Out of these benches one was comprised of Syed Rafique Hussain Shah and Syed Muhammad Hamid. Syed Rafique Hussain Shah had yet not reached the capital; hence the bench could not hold hearing of cases assigned to it in absence of member. Hence, cases filed by Salahuddin Khan, Muhammad Shafiq, Aleem Ahmed and Muhammad Mumtaz. They filed cases carrying implementation, correction of date of birth, seniority and censure matters.

Meanwhile, another bench of FST comprising of Ishtiaq Ahmed and Dr. Nazir Saeed also adjourned hearing of case filed by Sher Afgan Ali. Hearing of this case was also adjourned due to absence one of members.

 

 

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