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Excise impounds non-customs paid vehicle of Pak Customs officer

byM. Imran Mehar
02/03/2015
in Lahore, Latest News, Slider News
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LAHORE: The Excise and Taxation Motor Branch is so active in token tax recovery that during a general holdup in Lahore, it impounded a non-customs paid vehicle that was in the use of a Pakistan Customs officer.

According to sources, a team of the Excise and Taxation Department during a general holdup stopped a car at a checkpoint, which was in the use of an officer of Pakistan Customs. Upon inquiry, he failed to prove his ownership and legality of the vehicle, so the Excise Motor Branch team seized the vehicle.

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The department has set up many checkpoints in Lahore to keep a check on token tax defaulter vehicles. The excise teams also seized documents of hundreds of other vehicles. Checkpoints were established on Sagian Road, Babu Sabu, Jail Road, Mughalpura, The Mall, Lytton Toad and Multan Road.

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