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FBR bans officials, officers from speaking to media

byCT Report
06/04/2024
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ISLAMABAD: Chairman Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has imposed a strict ban on all FBR officers/officials including Members for interacting with any media persons (print and electronic) on any issue.

The FBR’s notification revealed that the FBR has imposed the ban with immediate effect.

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According to the FBR’s instructions issued to FBR Members and Director Generals, it has been observed that officers have developed a tendency to interact with media persons (print/electronic) without permission from the Competent Authority.

“This practice is a violation of the conduct rules. It is, therefore, directed that henceforth, no officer/official except the spokesperson FBR, is allowed to interact with media persons on any issue,” stated the notification.

In addition, no Officers/Officials are allowed to use social media especially Twitter handles at a personal level regarding performance and policy decisions of FBR, except for the official spokesperson, added FBR.

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