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Customs officers promoted to Grade-21, Grade-20

byCT Report
13/01/2018
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KARACHI: The Central Selection Board (CSB) approved promotions of officers in Grade-21 and Grade-20.
Officers of Pakistan Customs Service (PCS) including Zulfikar Malik, Sarfaraz Ahmad Warraich, Naeem Ejaz Qureshi, Ziauddin Wazir, Tariq Huda, Wasif Memon, Mujtaba Memon and Saud Imran are promoted to Grade-21.
Moreover, PCS officers including Iqbal Bhawana, Imtiaz Ahmed, Wajid Ali, Ahmed Rauf, Imran Khan, Akhtar Hussain, Adnan Akram, Zeba Azhar, Khalid Hussain, Kamran Azam, Mumtaz Khoso, Nadeem Memon and Saqib Saeed are promoted to Grade-20.
Sources said there might be a large scale reshuffling on top level of Pakistan Customs in coming days.

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