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New Appraising, Valuation officers being imparted on-job training at Appraisement West

byCT Report
21/03/2017
in Breaking News, Karachi, Latest News
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KARACHI: Customs Appraisement West has assigned 61 newly-appointed Appraising and Valuation officers on-job training without proper training due to shortage of funds.

These newly-appointed officers, who were earlier sent to Directorate of Training & Research for initial training, have been assigned duties at various sections without their proper training.

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The officers, who have been assigned duties at Law Branch, include Waqar Khan, Ziafatullah, Ali Nawaz Khan, Rooh ul Amin, Mohammad Riaz, Arif Hussain Rizvi, Tausif Ahmed, Babar Raza, Sajad Ali and Aif Jamal are assigned at Auction. Mohammad Akhtar, ADil Javed, Shahzad Ahmed, Hamza Rauf Chishti and Faisal Bashir.

The officers, who have been posted at BG Cell, include Asim Abbas, Mohammad Atif Fawad, SHahzad Alam, Adnan Zawar, Shahzada Ameen Ahmed, Junaid Hashmat, Zaheer Ashraf,  Mohammad Imran Umar, Prithvi Suresh and Waqas Ahmed are assigned at Recovery Cell. Mohammad Raheel, Wasif Waliullah, Ibtissam Ghulamullah, SAyis Amir Raza and Shahid Mushtaq.

The officers, who have been assigned on-job training at Tribunal, include Dowlat Khan, Nauman Khalil, Zia ur Rehman, Ali Raza, Syed Siddiqullah, Syed Asrar Aslam, Akhtar Abbas, Imran Aslam, Noor Qasim Khan and Jawahar Abbas are assigned at Bonds. Zeeshan Qamar, FAiz Ahmed Faiz, Zakaullah Durrani and Fayyaz Ahmed. Attyaur Rehman has been assigned at FTO.

The officers, who have been assigned duties in Examination Section, include Mohammad Yusuf, Amirzeb Khan, Raja Shakeel, Arif Ali Qureshi, Faraz Ahmed, Abdul Majeed, Mir Hammad Khan, Naqeebullah, Adeel Shahab, Mohammad Inayatullah, Najeeb Abid, FAseehuddin, Abdul Jabbar, Wasiullah Mohammad Zafar Arshad and Imran Khan.

It is pertinent to mention here that as many as 37 fresh appraising and valuation officers have been appointed at Appraisement East and eight officers at Port Qasim, but they were not assigned on-job training.

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