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Gujranwala Deputy Director reshuffles 7 staff members

bySaleem Awan Sheikhu
28/01/2017
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SIALKOT: Deputy Director Customs Intelligence and Investigation Gujranwala Ali Zeb Khan reshuffled 7 staff members and assigned new duties. The reshuffled staff includes three inspectors and four sepoys.

According to details, deputy director issued transfer orders of Inspector Mian Muhammad Yousaf from Narowal check post to Kamoke check post, Inspector Majid Raza from Kamoke check post to Rahwali chek post and Inspector Saad Iqbal Sidhu from Rahwali check post to Wazirabad check post.

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Ali Zeb Khan also issued transfer notice of four sepoys. According to new placement Sepoy Sajid Raza will perform duty at Kamoke chek post, Sepoy Mubashir at Wazirabad check post, Usama at Rahwali check post and Boota will perform duty at Narowal check post.

Besides, Inspector Mian Muhammad Yousaf will also watch the matters at Narowal check post and Inspector Majid Raza at Kamoke check post. Superintendent Tahir Rafique will check the performance of field staff and admin matters.

Superintendent Sajjad Rubbani will perform an additional charge of communication within the department.

Assistant Director Syed Itrat Hussain told Customs Today that the transfers and reshuffling are part of job and it is helpful to enhance work efficiency and field experiences.

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