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TCS, Smartzone smuggling case: Customs Intelligence challenges bail of accused in Supreme Court

byM. Faizan
31/01/2015
in Breaking News, Islamabad, Latest News, Slider News
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ISLAMABAD: The Directorate General of Customs Intelligence and Investigation Rawalpindi and Islamabad has filed an appeal in the Supreme Court, challenging the acceptance of the accused’s bail in TCS and Smart Zone smuggling case. Advocate Amin Feroz has filed the appeal on behalf of the Customs Intelligence and Investigation.

Chief Executive Officer TCS Saqib Hamdani, Regional Manager Logistic Rawalpindi Ghazanfer Gul and Chief Executive Officer Smart Zone Shakir Ullah are made as party in this petition. The petition said that the TCS and Smart Zone had jointly involved in the smuggling of non-duty paid electronic items. Smart Zone is still unable to provide the evidence against the legal import of goods caught from the TCS Rawalpindi warehouse. The High Court has also rejected the bail applications of these accused.

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The Customs Intelligence was of the view that these companies have failed to provide legal evidence of the imported goods, therefore, the bail applications of the accused be rejected. The hearing of this case is expected in February. Famous law expert Aitzaz Ahsan will attend the case on behalf of the Smart Zone.

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