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ASO Sargodha seizes foreign origin cotton cloth

byNaeem Sheikh
20/08/2015
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SARGODHA: Anti-Smuggling Organization Sargodha successfully seized 190 kilograms of foreign origin cloth. The market value of this cloth is Rs 2,56,500/-.

Sources told Customs Today, that Assistant Collector Muhammad Asim Awan received a credible information regarding smuggling of foreign origin cloth. After receiving the tip Assistant Collector immediately constituted a team comprising, Bashir Ahmed, Ansir Saleemi (inspectors) Rana Muhammad Ashraf, Muhammad Ameen Shafqat, Mehmood Muhammad Feroz, Muhammad Mansha (Sepoys).

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The customs party seized the cloth at Sial Mor Sargodha. They asked the accused Sabila Bibi who is resident of Mandi Shah Juna Jhang who is also owner of the cloth to produce legal documents regarding import of cloth but she refused to provide the documents.

Upon her failure customs team seized the cloth and registered a case against the accused persons.

 

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