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Customs Preventive sends 29 newly recruited spoyes on training

byM Hayat
06/10/2016
in Lahore, Latest News, Slider News
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LAHORE: Collectorate Customs Preventive has sent 29 newly recruited spoyes on two months training at the Scout Training Academy, Warsak.

The newly recruited spoyes would be trained weapon handling, undertake drill, learn how to fire and contingency training according to Customs environment.

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The 29 spoyes will spend two months in Warssak in order to train themselves include Khurram Shahzad son of Nazir Ahmad, Muhammad Jamil Akhtar son of Muhammad Saleem Akhtar, Alam Liaqat Ali son of Liaqat Ali, M Ali Mukhtar so of Mukhtar Ali, M Faheem Qureshi, M Aleem, Dilawar Hussain, M Ahasan Jamil son of Muhammad Jamil, Mustafa Ahmed son of Muhtaq Ahmad, Umar Ishtiaq, Ishtiaq Ahmad, Muzaffar Saeed son of Azmat Saeed, Arshad Ali son of Irshad Ali, M Rehman Khan Lodhi son of Liaqat Khan Lodhi, Muhammad Akram son of Soby Khan, Sodagar Ali son of Sarwar Ali, Raza Ali Khalid Masood, Fakhar Zaman son of Zaman Bloch, Muhammad Waqas son of Fateh Muhammad, Basit Mehmood son of Maqsood Hussain, Ali Haider son of Badam Gull, Faisal Irshad son of Irshad Ali, Zeshan Jilani son of Muhammad Illyas Jilani, Muhammad Rizwan, Liaqat Ali Khan Lodhi, Muhammad Umair Ali, Ghulam Rasool, Shahid Azeem son of Muhammad Azeem, Muhammad Ijaz son of Sardar Ali, Umar Javaid son of Javaid Akhtar and Saqib Hassan son of Mazhar Hussain.

The spoyees will return to Collectorate of Customs Preventive on December 2, 2016 after completing all training and will join their duty on their respective assignments.

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