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ECP imposes ban on transfers and postings at federal level

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ECP imposes ban on transfers and postings at federal level

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  • ECP written letter to Secretary of Establishment Division.
  • All types of transfers and postings should be stopped.
  • Transfers and postings can be done as per law after new setup.
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Islamabad: The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has imposed a ban on postings and transfers at the federal level.

The Election Commission has written a letter to the Secretary of the Establishment Division.

The Election Commission’s letter has said that all types of transfer and postings should be stopped until the National Assembly and the Federal Cabinet are dissolved until the caretaker setup is formed.

The Election Commission says that the Caretaker Prime Minister and the Cabinet will be formed soon.

It is learned that large-scale transfers and postings are planned in Ministries and Divisions. Such a move should be avoided till the caretaker government comes.

The Election Commission says that after the formation of the caretaker government, transfers and postings can be done according to law and policy.

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