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Court issues arrest warrants for 84 Customs officials in pharmaceutical raw-material import case

byM Hayat
26/02/2015
in Lahore, Latest News, Slider News
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LAHORE: Non-bail able arrest warrants have been issued against 84 Customs officials allegedly in illegal import of pharmaceutical raw-material.

Sources in the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) told Customs Today that a local court issued non-bailable arrest warrants of the customs officials after they failed to appear before the court despite repeated intimations.

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The Customs officials who were issued the warrants include principal appraisers, appraisers, examiners and others.

The officials were accused of clearing multi-million pharmaceutical raw-material illegally without permission from the federal drug department. and the license for a Lahore based party within the four years from 2010-2014.

Earlier, the dispute between the Customs and FIA seemed to end as the FBR chairman directed the Customs officials to join investigation after a letter was written by DG FIA.

 

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