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AEO-III assigned work of commercial, industrial branches

Tribune News Service
Updated At : 12:07 PM Dec 24, 2022 IST

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Chandigarh, December 23

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To streamline work at the Estate Office, Rajiv Tewari, Assistant Estate Officer (AEO)-III, has been assigned the work of commercial and industrial branches.

According to an order issued by officiating Estate Officer Yashpal Garg, upon joining of Rajiv Tewari as AEO-III, he has been assigned the works of CIA-I, CIA-II, CIA-III branches, Motor Market Branch, BLA Branch, Rehri Branch and Commercial part of G-VIII Branch. In addition, Tewari will also supervise the functioning of the reception of the Estate Office.

The UT Administration has recently created an additional post of AEO-III to streamline the functioning of the Estate Office.

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Meanwhile, Surender Kumar Garg, advocate and notary, appreciated the decision of the Estate Office to increase the appointment slots to submit the files and serving a hot cup of tea at the Estate Office.

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