SRINAGAR: Qazi Irfan on Wednesday took over the charge as Regional Transport Officer (RTO) of Kashmir, following recent transfers by the Government.
After assuming charge, the incumbent RTO chaired an introductory meeting with employees, reviewing the overall functioning of the office.
Irfan emphasized the importance of teamwork and cooperation in delivering public services, urging officers to collaborate and maintain high coordination levels to boost work efficiency.
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