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Dozens of inspectors reassigned duties at Customs House

byM Hayat
02/09/2016
in Lahore, Latest News
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LAHORE: Collectorate of Customs Preventive has posted inspectors in various sections at the Customs House.

According to details, Inspectors Ghulam Sarwar and Mehdi Hassan Shah have been posted at the administration branch while Inspectors Abdul Ghaffar, Abdul Qayyum Butter, Ashfaq Ahmad, Babar Iqbal, Farooq Aslam, Irfan Mumtaz Mohota, Manzoor Ahmad Bajwa, Muhammad Aslam Iqbal, Muhammad Ijaz Butt, Muhammad Saeed Randhawa, Muhammad Salim Shahid, Rana Muhammad Sadiq, Sadiq Ahmad Jatoi, Syed Shahid Abbas Shah and Tipu Sultan are posted at the Customs Anti- Smuggling Organization (ASO).

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Similarly, the Collectorate also posted Inspectors Asad Khan, Muhammad Abid Shafique and Muhammad Tausif Mughal at the Chief Accountant Office while Nadeem Mehmood, Muhammad Shahid Bukhtiyar and Syed Rehan Iqbal at Chief Collector Office.

The Collectoarte also posted Zafar Iqbal at Drug Enforcement Cell and Shafique Ajmad Baig at the general branch while Inspectors Zia Ashfaq, Abid Ismail Chishti, Asghar Ali, Mehmood Ali Riaz, Mirza Mazhar, Masood Baig, Muhammad Ashraf, Muhammad Baqar, Muhammad Saeed Sabir, Sheikh Nadeem Latif, Syed Abdul Hassan Rizvi, Syed Ali Abbas, Syed Athar Hussain Zaidi and Syed Shahzad Ali were posted at General Staff Duty.

The Collectorate posted Usman Azad, Masood Raza and Salim Ahmad Malik were posted at the Investigation and Prosecution Departmnet (I&P) while Babar Rehman, Farhat Javed, Shahzad Khan, Abdul Rehman, Muhammad Akram, Muhammad Afzal, and Muhammad Ashfaq Baig at Statistical branch, State Warehouse and Transport Office.

 

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