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Lahore RTO-II officers write letter to chairman FBR against RTO-I chief

bySajid Nawaz
14/07/2015
in Lahore, Latest News
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LAHORE: The employees of Federal Board of Revenue’s Regional Tax office-II Lahore have written a letter to the FBR chairman against the chief commissioner RTO-I Lahore on not allowing their motor vehicles to park in the premises of RTO-I.

Officials told that a tussle has been continuing between employees and chief commissioner since the imposition of ban on parking of vehicles. They added that RTO-I and RTO-II Lahore are located inside same boundary wall but buildings are different.

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They said that RTO-II has congested place in its surrounding for parking of vehicles and there is sufficient place around the building of RTO-I but Chief Commissioner Waqar Ahmad has made it restricted area for the employees of other RTO-II.

They have urged the FBR Chairman Tariq Bajwa to direct the chief commissioner of RTO-I Lahore for behaving like a professional with the employees.

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