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Customs Intelligence seizes non-customs paid cloth worth Rs4m

byM Hayat
06/09/2016
in Lahore, Latest News
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LAHORE: Customs Intelligence and Investigation Lahore seized fifty thousands meters of non-customs paid cloth worth Rs 4 million.

The sources told Customs Today that on information the customs I&I team raided Bilal Traders Cargo opposite Niazi Bus Ada and seized the fine quality of cloth (Boksy) from the Ada.

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The sources said that the cloth was booked by Alsamad Traders of Rawalpindi in the name of Shaukat and Shahazd of Lahore.  The non-customs paid cloth was sent from Rawalpindi to Lahore to dump in the local market of Lahore.

The cloth was seized on the directions of Customs I&I Director Saud Imran Ahmad. The Customs team led by Superintendent Yasin Malik and other.

The sources said that the customs authorities after registering a case against the accused parties have started further investigations to reach the accused persons involved in the case.

 

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