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Adjudication seizes 80,000 litres of diesel, 2 tankers

byImran Ali
16/11/2014
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MULTAN: The Additional Collector Adjudication has ordered the seizure of 80,000 litres of diesel and two tankers worth Rs 11 million.

The Anti-Smuggling Organisation (ASO) has seized two oil tankers carrying 40,000 litres of high speed diesel each in an operation.

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A case was registered in August by Collector Sarfaraz Ahmad Warraich.

The owner of the seized oil claimed that he had bought the oil from the auction of Directorate of Customs Intelligence and Investigation Quetta.

The owner submitted an application before the Customs Adjudication for the release of the seized oil tankers and the diesel.

After thorough proceedings, the Additional Collector Adjudication ordered the seizure of both the oil and tankers. The worth of oil and tankers is Rs 6 million and Rs 5 million respectively.

Tags: Additional Collector AdjudicationAnti-Smuggling OrganisationCollector Sarfaraz Ahmad WarraichDirectorate of Customs Intelligence and Investigation Quetta

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