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Eighteen customs inspectors transferred to different stations

byM Hayat
12/11/2018
in Lahore, Latest News
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LAHORE: Secretary Management (Customs-IV) issued a notification to transfer eighteen customs inspectors to different stations.

According to notification, Inspector Mohammad Ali Iqbal transferred from Customs Preventive to Faisalabad, Inspector Syed Arshad Kamal transferred from GB to Sialkot, Inspector Amjad Masood from Sialkot to Islamabad, Inspector Farmanullah from Peshawar to Islamabad and Inspector Muhammad Azhar Naeem transferred from Peshawar to Appraisement Lahore.

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The notification further stated that Inspector Muhammad Assad Javaid transferred from Islamabad to Faisalabad, Inspector Muhammad Saleem from Peshawar to Islamabad, Inspector Mian Mohammad Yasin from Lahore to Preventive Lahore and Inspector Ali Rizwan Hameed transferred from Port Qasim to Appraisement Lahore.

Inspector Illahi Bux Qasoori transferred from Islamabad to Peshawar, Inspector Muhammad Mumtaz from Islamabad to Peshawar, Inspector Dur-e-Tabish from Post Clearance Audit Karachi to PCA Lahore and Inspector Abdul Qayyum transferred from Gilgit Baltistan to Peshawar.

All the above-mentioned officers are required to relinquish and assume charge, using online HRMS facility made available to FBR or by using their IJP logins.

 

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