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Customs Court indicts MNA Aslam Khan in Rs 28.57m evasion case

byM.B. Rana
08/11/2019
in Karachi, Latest News
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KARACHI: The Customs Court framed charge against suspect Aslam Khan alias Aslam Singapuri, sitting MNA 254 Karachi, booked in a case of mis-declaration and evading the duty and taxes to the tune of Rs28.57 million to the national exchequer.

On 7 November 2019, the above mentioned suspect appeared before the court along with his counsel, during the hearing, court has read charge sheet that “on Feb 06, 1997 Directorate General of Intelligence & Investigation reported a matter that you accused in connivance with (acquitted and absconding suspect) in the year 1997 smuggled into Pakistan electronic goods worth Rs28.57 million in association with Pakistan Air Force personnel and under the garb of defence stores of Pakistan Air Force and thereby committed an offence punishable under section 156(1) (8) (89) & (14) of the Customs Act, 1969”. During the hearing, above mentioned suspect denied charge, therefore, court issued notices to witnesses of this case for next date of hearing. It needs to be pertained here that in general election 2018, Aslam Khan elected from NA 254 Karachi known Azizabad (Nine Zero Area) on Pakistan Tahreek-Insaaf’s Ticket. According to the charge sheet, customs court framed charge on accused Muhammad Azam and Hameeddin on Dec 14, 1997 that “you along with absconding accused Muhammad Aslam Khan alias Aslam Singapuri, Muhammad Saleem Khan, Ch. Sajjad, Asif and Akhlaq Ahmed, in the year 1997 smuggled into Pakistan electronic goods worth Rs. 28.57 million in association with Pakistan Air Force personnels and under the garb of defense stores of Pakistan Air Force and thereby committed an offence punishable under section 156 (1) (8) (9) (89) and 14 read with section 178 of the customs act, 1969 and within the section 178 of the customs act, 1969. Documents further revealed that on August 03, 2004 court announced judgment in this case and acquitted above mentioned two suspects giving benefit of doubt, however, court issued non bail-able warrants absconding suspects and filed was moved to office.

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