ISLAMABAD: On completion of Common Training Programme (CTP), Malik Muhammad Ahmed (41st CTP) and Muhammad Hamza Lak (42nd CTP), the Assistant Collector Probationers (BS-17) of Pakistan Customs Service have relinquished their charge at Civil Service Academy, Lahore.
According to the notification, the officers cannot claim inter se-seniority as their inter se-seniority will be fixed after FPOEs according to Occupational Groups & Services (Seniority), Probation & Training) Rules, 1990.
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