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Customs Intelligence seizes laptops, memory cards and batteries worth Rs 1.56m

byAbdul Rehman
11/01/2016
in Karachi, Latest News, Slider News
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KARACHI: The Custom Intelligence and Anti-Smuggling has seized laptops, memory cards and batteries worth Rs 1.56 million involving duty/taxes amounting to Rs 828,890.

On the directions of Director Intelligence Asif Marghoob, Additional Director Nadeem Ahsan formed a team comprising Deputy Superintendent Haji Aslam, Inspectors Parwez Ahmed Zardari, Muhammad Aqmal Hashmi, Rana Ansram, Munwar Ali, and Khuram Saeed.

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The team raided a godown in Saddar area of Karachi and recovered 20 laptops, memory cards and batteries of assorted brands. The items were confiscated under customs laws after making a case No. M-2148/DCI/SEIZ/2015. During the raid, no accused was arrested, while FIR has not been lodged so far.

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