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4 declared proclaimed offenders for misappropriation in duty

byM Hayat
21/03/2014
in Lahore, Latest News
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LAHORE: Special Judge of Customs has declared four accused of misappropriation in customs duty as proclaimed offenders.

The Special Judge of Customs at the Federal Court has declared Nayyar Dogar, Shahid Bhatti, Khayrat Ali and Shahid Shahbaz proclaimed offenders for not attending the court for the last many months.

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