MAJOR (RETD.) KH. MUHAMMAD YOUSAF versus SECRETARY, REVENUE DIVISION, ISLAMABAD
Section 2 (3) Customs Act (IV of 1969) Charges of corruption against clearing agent and customs staff First Appellate Authority directs that officer adjusts investigation of corruption charges against Customs staff and clearing agent Should be done in-depth, neither handled properly, nor concluded - reveals that under the first appellate authority on the carpet, the notice of corruption allegations against the clearing agent and staff was dismissed. He directed that an inquiry be conducted to determine the truth, but that the order itself should be investigated. H had to be, faced with indifference and red tape. The complainant's complaint was a disappointment, the same was a case of corruption. The Federal Tax Ombudsman recommended that the Revenue Division conduct a neutral investigation of the complaint to the relevant authority and complete it. To take appropriate action on the complaint filed by the complainant immediately to determine the facts in the case. Identify the officers responsible for conducting the inquiry and delaying the completion of the inquiries, despite the direction of the collector's appeal.
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