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Deputy Director Khial Muhammad transfers two superintendents

byNaeem Sheikh
20/12/2018
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FAISALABAD: The Deputy director Customs intelligence and investigation Khial Muhammad issued orders to transfer two superintendents with immediate effect.

According to notification No CII(II)ET/Off. Ord/01/2016/1074 issued in this regard stated that Superintendent Muhammad Tahir Iqbal is hereby on joining will perform his duties at Customs Intelligence and Investigation Range Office Faisalabad.

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Meanwhile, Superintendent Imtiaz Hussain Khan is also transferred to Field Investigation Unit (FIU) Sargodha from Sara-i-Muhajir Faisalabad. These superintendents are directed to resume the charge of their new responsibilities with immediate effect.

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