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FST reserves verdict on various complaints filed by FBR employees

byNaeem Ullah Tariq
27/11/2017
in Islamabad, Latest News
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ISLAMABAD: The Federal Service Tribunal reserved decision and issued directives on a number of service matters during recent week of November.

A division bench of the FST comprising Member Rafique Shah and Dr Nazir heard the cases filed by Attique Ahmed Abbasi, Zeeshan Zafar, Mian Muhammad Shahzad, Mian Asif Mehmood, Ch. Muhammad Sajid, Ahmad Din, Rizwan Jillani, Muhammad Younas, Muhammad Hussain, and Muhammad Rafique. The bench adjourned the hearing of these cases for coming days.

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The appellants had submitted complaints about their due promotion which was not yet granted by the department. They prayed the tribunal to issue necessary directives to the board in this regard.

Members, Ishtiaq Ahmed and Muhammad Javed Iqbal Kasi heard cases of three recently filed cases carrying complaints about ‘dismissal from services’, ‘withholding of two annual ‘increment’.

The bench had dated in office the hearing of these cases during last hearing and had asked the board to submit reply in the cases filed by Muhammad Arshad Rahim, Muhammad Arshad Rahim and Ejaz Ahmed Bajwa.

Federal Service Tribunal issued fresh directives submit relating record before the bench in cases pending before the tribunal since months.

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

Muhammad Sulaman Javed had prayed to tribunal in ensure implementation over 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.

Last week FST had reserved decision on a compliant about ‘promotion’ filed by the employee of Federal Board of Revenue before a division bench of the tribunal. FST division bench, comprising Member, Rafique Shah and Dr Nazir heard the case of promotion filed by Abdul Hakim. The bench reserved the decision after the board submitted report.

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