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Islamabad Customs troubling small sellers of fruits & vegetables in the name of contraband items

byTariq Derya
22/03/2018
in Islamabad, Latest News
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ISLAMABAD: The preventive staff of the MCC Islamabad is creating troubles for small sellers of fruits and vegetables in the name of smuggled goods while they cannot take any action against the godown holders at the Sabzi Mandi of Rawalpindi who are openly selling said perishable smuggled items.

According to details explained by different truckers and small businessmen that the Preventive Department launchs crackdown on the sellers of smuggled vegetables and fruits but victims cannot take any action against them because of many reasons.
The sources said that a loader owner cannot know that the perishable goods, being loaded on the trucks or suzukis, are smuggled and this is the responsibility of the government to tell the people through advertisement that how they can refrain from buying smuggled items.

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The sources notified CT that it is a big question that how the perishable smuggled goods reach Sabzi Mandi and why Preventive Department does not stop them from coming towards Mandi. So the department must look into this matter carefully.

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