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FBR transfers 8 PCS officers of BS-16-17 to different stations

byCT Report
23/11/2023
in Breaking News, Islamabad, Latest News, Transfers and Postings
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ISLAMABAD: Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has issued notification for transfers and postings of following PCS officers of BS-16-17 with immediate effect and until further orders:

  1. Anjum Sheraz Superintendent BS-17 is transferred from Collectorate of Customs AIIA Lahore to Collectorate of Customs Enforcement, Sargodha
  2. Rana Ghulam Mujtaba, Superintendent, BS-16 is transferred from Colletorate of Customs Enforcement Multan to Admin pool,  FBR (Hq), Islamabad.
  3. Malik Naveed Anwar, Principal Appraiser BS-17 is transferred from Collectorate of Customs Appraisement West Lahore to Directorate of Customs Audit Central, Lahore.
  4. Kanwar Salahuddin, Principal Appraiser BS-17 is transferred from Collectorate of Customs Appraisement East Lahore to Collectorate of Customs Appraisement West Lahore
  5. Waqas Ali, Inspector, BS-16 is transferred from Collectorate of Customs Sargodha to Admin pool, FBR (Hq), Islamabbad.
  6. Syed Nasir Saeed, Inspector, BS-16 is transferred from Collectorate of Customs Enforcement, Lahore to admin pool, FBR (Hq), Islamabad.
  7. Muhammad Arif Mayo, Inspector BS-16 is transferred from Directorate of Customs Valuation Lahore to admin pool, FBR (Hq), Islamabad.
  8. Aftab Ahmad, Inspector, BS-16 is transferred from Collectorate of Customs Sambrial Sialkot to admin pool, FBR (Hq), Islamabad

The above named officers are stand relieved of their duties with immediate effect to join their new places of posting. They are also directed to send charge relinquishment/ assumption to FBR immediately after relinquishment / assumption of charge for record and further necessary action.

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