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Collector Saleem transfers 22 officers within collectorate

byCustoms Today Report
20/08/2014
in Breaking News, Karachi, Latest News, Transfers and Postings
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KARACHI: Model Customs Collectorate Appraisement-West Collector Muhammad Saleem has made internal transfers of 22 customs officers within the collectorate.

As per notification, Abdul Qayyum from Group-VI has been transferred to AIB/R&D, Tahir Hussain from AIB/R&D to West Wharf, Rafiullah from West Wharf to Group-I, Ahmad Nawaz from Group-I to Group-II, Tariq Aziz from Group-II to Group-VI and Saleh Kalhoro has been posted in Headquarters from West Wharf.

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Moreover, Mohammad Khalid from Group-V has been transferred to Assessment Hall; Khalid Pervez, Nadeem Ahmed Khan and Zulfiqar Zaman from BG Cell to Assessment Hall; Sarfaraz A Bangalzai from Assessment Hall Group-IV to BG Cell; Abdul Rashid Khan from Assessment Hall to AIB & Law Branch; Sahir Khan from Assessment Hall to AIB; Muzaffar A Abbasi from Auction to Assessment Hall; Khaliqur Rehman from Assessment Hall Survey Cell to Assessment Hall; Haris Ahmed Khan from Assessment Hall to BG Cell; M Zaman Jamali from West Wharf to BG Cell while Abid Hussain Shah has been moved from BG Cell to Adjudication-I for three months.

The MCC appraisement has moved Salman Bukhari from Adjudication-I to KICT; Miskeen Shah from BG Cell to West Wharf; Mohammad Raheem from AICT to AIB and Shahid Hameed from Bonds Section to AICT.

Additionally, it has been decided that Appraising Officers posted in WeBOC Assessment Hall shall also be responsible for assessment of One Customs of respective WeBOC.

Tags: Abdul QayyumAbdul Rashid KhanAbid Hussain ShahAdjudication-IAhmad NawazAIB & Law BranchaictAssessment HallBG CellBonds SectionCollectorGroup-VHeadquartersKhalid PervezKhaliqur RehmanM Zaman JamaliModel Customs Collectorate Appraisement-WestMohammad KhalidMuhammad SaleemMuzaffar A. AbbasiNadeem Ahmed khanSahir KhanSaleh KalhoroSarfaraz A. BangalzaiWeBOCWest WharfZulfiqar Zaman

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