LAHORE: Pakistan Customs Judge Tanveer Akbar has remanded three accused for three days in a smuggling case.
According to sources, the accused allegedly tried to send a consignment of smuggled tyres and other goods worth Rs 2 million from Lahore to Karachi.
The special customs judge remanded the accused on the request of Customs Intelligence Inspector Mian Yasin. The accused are identified as Pervaiz Iqbal, M Irfan and Jehanzaib. They will be produced before the customs court again on August 29.
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