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Excise DG transfers five officials

byM. Imran Mehar
04/12/2014
in Lahore, Latest News
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LAHORE: Excise and Taxation Director General Ahmad Aziz Tarar has issued a notification for transfers and postings of officers in five districts of Punjab.

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According to the notification, Istefa Haider has been transferred from Mandi Bahauddin to Faisalabad as ETO and Munawar Virk from Faisalabad to Gujrat as ETO. Farukh Bashir Gondal will work as Mandi Bahauddin ETO. Earlier, he was serving in Gujrat. Suhail Akhtar has been made Vehari ETO and Rao Idrees has been appointed as Pakpattan ETO.

 

Tags: Excise and Taxation Director General Ahmad Aziz Tarar has issued a notificationExcise DG transfers five officialsIstefa Haider has been transferred from Mandi Bahauddin to Faisalabad as ETORao Idrees has been appointed as Pakpattan

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