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Chairman FBR holds press moot on important issues today

Chairman FBR holds press moot on important issues today

FBR chief fulfils promise of promoting 121 officers but with move-over offers

byTariq Derya
31/03/2017
in Islamabad, Latest News
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ISLAMABAD: The Chairman FBR has fulfilled his promise with 121 deputy superintendents of customs by promoting them to superintendents. Now the Chairman FBR has asked the newly promoted officers to work on their former positions with the new promotions intact.

Due to an initiative taken by few Collectors of Model Customs Collectorates and Chief Collector North Sarwat Tahira Habib with the Chairman FBR that after the promotion of deputy superintendents, the working strength has reduced as all the freshly promoted officials have been posted out of their collectorates.
The collectors also told the Chairman FBR that after the posting of said 121 officials the situation has brought the working of the customs collectorates to a grinding halt and that too at a critical point when the financial closure is just three months away. It was also told that the Chairman FBR should kindly allow 121 promoted officials of BS-16 to continue performing their duties at their collectorates where they were working at the time of promotion.

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It was also mentioned that after actualizing their promotions at the new places of posting they may continue to draw their salaries.
The Chairman FBR had promised with deputy superintendents customs that after taking the charge as chairman he will issue orders for promotions of above said customs officials and he did accordingly.

The promoted officials are very happy and are praising the Chairman FBR for fulfilling his promise.
The promoted officers were transferred to different RTOs and LTUs but now the Chairman FBR has to return orders of transfers of the promoted officials. So the newly promoted 121 superintendents will continue their duties at the same places where they were working as deputy superintendents before promotions.

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