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FST hears three important services matters filed by FBR employees

byNaeem Ullah Tariq
07/03/2017
in Islamabad, Latest News
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ISLAMABAD: The Federal Service Tribunal (FST) on Monday dated in office the hearing of three important service matters and issued directives to counsels involved to ensure their presence before the bench on the next date of hearing.

FST Chairman Justice (r) Sayed Zahid Hussain and Dr Nazir Saeed heard three cases filed by Muhammad Sulaman Javed, Muhammad Nawaz, and Muhammad Shakeel Akhtar.

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The bench adjourned the hearing following absence of the main counsels from the tribunal.  However, the tribunal issued directives to the representing counsels to submit relating documents prior to the next hearing.

Muhammad Sulaman Javed had prayed to the tribunal in ensure implementation of its already given decision; Muhammad Nawaz had challenged dismissal from services, and Muhammad Shakeel Akhtar had challenged removal from services.

Tribunal’s bench had recently also reserved decision on promotion cases filed by M Iqbal and Habib Ahmed. Both employees of FBR had submitted complaints regarding their promotion and had asked the tribunal to direct the department on awarding their meritorious scale at the department.  Same bench also heard couple of other cases carrying dismissal matter and adjourned hearing.

Tariq Tanveer and Noreen Safia had filed these petitions in which they had pleaded against dismissal from services. The appellants had prayed the tribunal to direct the Federal Board of Revenue to allow them to serve on the posts from where they had been asked to spare services.

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