FBR Suspends Six Officials for Absence from Sugar Mill Monitoring Duties
ISLAMABAD, PAKISTAN: The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has suspended six officials for failing to perform monitoring duties at sugar mills. Authorities said the move aims to ensure strict compliance with regulations and accountability among staff.
Moreover, officials emphasized that absenteeism during critical inspections will not be tolerated.
Details of the Suspension
According to FBR sources, the six officers were absent during routine inspections of sugar mills. This negligence may have affected monitoring of production and taxation compliance.
In addition, internal inquiries revealed repeated failures to report to assigned locations. Therefore, FBR decided to take strict disciplinary action.
Accountability and Enforcement
FBR officials stated that the suspension is a warning to all employees about the importance of duties. Furthermore, the agency plans to strengthen supervision and prevent future lapses.
As a result, officials hope this measure will ensure proper oversight of the sugar industry and reduce irregularities.
Impact on Sugar Industry Monitoring
With the suspended officials removed from duty, temporary replacements will be assigned immediately. This ensures that sugar mills continue to be properly monitored.
Additionally, FBR reaffirmed its commitment to protecting revenue collection and enforcing regulations effectively.
Conclusion
The FBR’s suspension of six officials highlights a zero-tolerance policy for negligence. By enforcing accountability, the authority aims to maintain discipline and transparency in sugar mill monitoring.
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