1. Introduction. The importance of symmetry in both the theory of general relativity and teleparallel theory of gravitation is pretty clear as many physical laws in the universe are direct applications of symmetry in all types of relativity theories, that is in special, general and teleparallel theory of gravitation. Many researchers made their contributions in different types of symmetry and found a lot of hidden information of the universe by using different models of symmetry. Actually Einstein field equations give a relation between geometry and physics of the universe and symmetries play a vital role in the classification of solutions of Einstein field equations. Symmetry limitations are extremely supportive. During the last three decades, a lot of concentration has been given to the knowledge of different types of symmetries. One feature that helps us to recognize and expose the unseen realities of the space is the knowledge of conservation laws of a spacetime for the metric. As the conservation laws are attainable from the symmetry of spacetime [1], Killing, homothetic, conformal Killing and self similar symmetries of a spacetimes are extensively studied in the existence of curvature [2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11]. It has been noticed in the earlier period that for the spacetime having torsion only, the law of gravitation can be equally described [12]. M. Sharif et. al [13] introduced the concept of Killing symmetry in teleparallel theory and they got Killing vector fields for the Einstein space. In general relativity Killing vector fields are considered as an essential symmetry. In the background of teleparallel theory, a lot of work has been finished in obtaining Killing vector fields for different spacetimes [14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22]. To understand the physical and geometrical feature of our unexplained universe, much work is required to be done through symmetries in the presence of curvature or torsion only.