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Two Inland Revenue officers relieved from duties

byCT Report
13/01/2017
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ISLAMABAD: Two Inland Revenue Service officers of BS 17-18, who have not joined their new place of postings so far, have been relieved from their duties with immediate effect.

The officers, including Muhammad Asif (BS-18) and Muhammad Fiaz Hussain (BS-17), could not join their new place of posting in compliance of Board’s Notifications No.2939-IR-I/2016, dated 30.11.2016. The officers have been relieved from their duties to join their new place of postings.

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