ISLAMABAD: Panama Joint Investigation team head Wajid Zia has been transferred from Federal Investigation Agency (FIA).
According to Establishment Division of Cabinet Secretariat, Wajid Zia, a grade 21 officer who was serving as Additional Director in the FIA, has been transferred to Railways Police.
Wajid Zia has been posted as IG Railways Police, the notification reads. It may be noted here that Wajid Zia had headed the Panama JIT formed on the orders of Supreme Court to probe the financial dealings of former prime minister Nawaz Sharif and his family members.
Meanwhile, IG Railways Dr Mujeeb-ur-Rehman has been directed to report to the establishment division.
Transfers and postings
The incumbent Railways IG Dr Mujeebur Rehman, a BS-21 officer of PSP, has been asked to report to Establishment Division. According to another notification, Main Waheedud Din, a BS-21 officer of PAS presently posted as Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) Chief Secretary, has been transferred and directed to report to Establishment Division whereas Flt Lt (R) Daud Ahmed, a BS-21 officer of PAS, presently posted as SCP additional registrar, has been transferred and his services are placed at AJK for the appointment of AJK Chief Secretary.
BS-22 officer of PAS Aurangzeb Haque has been posted as Secretary Parliamentary Affairs and the incumbent Secretary Parliamentary Affairs Muhammad Arshaf has been asked to report to Establishment Division, another notification stated on Wednesday. Furthermore, Zarar Haidar Khan, a BS-20 officer of PAS, presently posted as Industries and Production JS, has been transferred and directed to report to Establishment Davison.
"Five arrested on MNA Asif's report, which alleges Awan of attacking his guest house," say police
President reiterates commitment to do whatever's possible for province's development
Police say "terrorists" received millions as funding in exchange of info, pictures gathered during recce
Reserved seats cannot be allocated to SIC and other parties would retain their seats, claims PML-N leader
It will be first visit of Prince Mohammed Bin Salman to Pakistan in five years
NCCIA established at a time when digital rights and privacy remain key issues, says PPP leader