LAHORE: Protest of Excise and Taxation Department staff continued on Tuesday because of cases against some excise inspectors.
Staff in Lahore office stopped working for two hours to show solidarity with their colleagues. They chanted slogans against officers and asked to withdraw cases against inspectors. Fiaz Malik, the President Excise Association said the government should take notice of cases against officers and demanded to withdraw them.
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