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IHC reserves verdict on complaints filed by employees of FBR on Wednesday

byNaeem Ullah Tariq
15/12/2016
in Islamabad, Latest News
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ISLAMABAD: A division bench of Federal Service Tribunal reserved decision on complaints about ‘promotion’ filed by employees of Federal Board of Revenue on Wednesday.

Federal Service Tribunal bench comprising Member Rafique Shah and Dr Nazir heard couple of promotion cases filed by Saleem Akbar and M Aslam. The bench reserved the decision on the said cases while adjourning hearing on other matters.

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Other than the said cases, members Rafique Shah and Dr Nazir heard implementation case filed by Muhammad Slaeem, and another ‘current charge’ case filed by Iqbal Minhas.

The bench also heard some other promotion cases submitted by promotion cases filed by Sajjad Ahmed, Ghulam Akbar Chandio, Sohail Ahmed Qureshi, Sajjad Ahmed and others. They had filed cases challenging administrative measures taken by the board regarding promotion of appellants.

Through ‘promotion’ cases, the appellants had filed petitions carrying complaints about un-granted promotion by the board. They had prayed the tribunal to direct the board to award them their rightful promotion which they had not been granted despite serving for years at the board.

The appellants asked the tribunal to take notice of undue delay regarding their promotion by the board and issue necessary directives to the board in their cases.

The appellants had prayed the tribunal to hold speedy hearing of their complaints and dispose them office at the earliest in order to bring justice to them.

Ishtiaq Ahmed and Dr Nazir Saeed adjourned hearing of four implementation matters filed by Waseem Iqbal, Anjum Waheed and Said Hussain. These cases were filed recently and no objection was filed by the department in this regard.

 

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