Punjab government on Friday has carried out transfer and posting of the officials. According to a notification, Syed Imtiaz Hussain Shah, Project Director, Sustainable Livelihood Barani Areas Project, Agency for Barani Areas Development (ABAD), Rawalpindi, has been relieved of his duties in Punjab Government and his services have been placed at the disposal of Government of Khyber Pukhtunkhawa, for further orders.
Syed Imam Ali Shah, Additonal District and Session Judge Pindi Bhattian (Promoted as D&SJ) has been transferred and posted as Special Judge, Anti-Corruption Court, Sargodha, against a vacant post.
Mehr Muhammad Yousuf, Additional District Sessions Judge, Lahore (promoted as District and Session Judge), has been transferred and posted as Presiding Officer, Punjab Labour Court No V, Sargodha, against a vacant post. Mehr Muhammad Nawaz, District & Sessions Judge (awaiting posting), has been transferred and posted as Presiding Officer, District Consumer Court, Lahore against a vacant post.
Malik Zulfiqar Ali Lak, Collector (Consolidation), Mianwali, has been transferred and posted as Section Officer, Local Government & Community Development Department, Government of Punjab, against a vacant post. Muhammad Khalid, Colony Assistant, Jhang, has been transferred and posted Assistant Commissioner, Bahawalnagar, vice Arshad Mahmood, who has been transferred and posted as Assistant Commissioner, Chishtian.
Shahid Majeed Khan, Assistant Commissioner, Chishtian, has been transferred and posted as Assistant Commissioner, Pakpattan, replacing Shafique Abbas Shah, who is already transferred. Dilshad Muhammad, Colony Assistant, Toba Tek Singh, has been transferred and posted as Assistant Commissioner, Pakpattan.
Zafar Iqbal Kiani, Section Officer, Government of Punjab, Social Welfare and Bait-ul-Mall Department, has been transferred and posted as District Monitoring Officer, PESRP, Mianwali, against a vacant post. Muhammad Hafeez Akhtar, Officer on Special Duty, has been posted as District Officer (Co-ordination), Muzaffargarh, against a vacant post.
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