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Six IR officers of BS 20-21 relieved to join new place of postings

byCT Report
11/09/2018
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ISLAMABAD: Six Inland Revenue Service officers of BS 20-21 have been relieved from their duties to join their new place of postings.

The officers, including Wajid Akram (BS-21), Saif Ullah Khan (BS-21), Shoaib Ahmed Sethi (BS-20), Dr Tariq Mahmood Khan (BS-20), Dr Muhammad Naeem (BS-20) and Muhammad Tahir (BS-20), have been relieved from duties in pursuance of Law and Justice Division’s Notification No F.1(2)/2015-A.IV, dated 27.08.2018.

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