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Member Customs, Chief Collector urged to take action against ‘corrupt’ officials

bySohail Rab
08/07/2014
in Breaking News, Karachi, Latest News, Member Customs, Slider News
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KARACHI: The Regional Officer (RO) Jacobabad Muhammad Hafeez Tunio through a letter informed Member Customs-FBR Nisar Muhammad Ali Khan and Chief Collector Enforcement-South Muhammad Nazim Saleem about the alleged involvement of Customs officials in mal-practicing and corruption.

As per details, the RO Jacobabad Muhammad Hafeez in his letter informs the high authorities of Pakistan Customs including Member Customs-FBR and Chief Collector Enforcement-South about the smuggling of contraband items under official canopy, resulting in Rs 10 million loss daily.

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Furthermore, in the letter, he accused In-charge Jacobabad post Aziz Ahmed Katpar, clerk Fakhar-ud-din, soldier Shabbir Ahmed Bhutto and Daani Bux of corruption and smuggling of contraband items including Iranian petrol, gutkha and pan-parang resulting Rs10million loss daily to national exchequer.

It was further revealed in the letter that a militia of around 10 to 12 persons, wearing uniforms was also working at the Jacobabad check-post under full support of its In-charge Aziz Ahmed Katpar.

“The militia used to stop transporters at Jacobabad check-post and asked them to clear their consignments through bribe,” letter stated.

The RO insisted in the letter that the Member Customs-FBR and Chief Collector Enforcement-South should take stern action against the Customs officials involved in mal-practicing and corruption, which tarnished the image of the organization.

 

Tags: Chief Collector Enforcement-South Muhammad Nazim Saleemclerk Fakhar-ud-dinCustoms NewsDaani BuxFBRIn-charge Jacobabad post Aziz Ahmed KatparMember Customs-FBR Nisar Muhammad Ali KhannewsRegional Officer (RO) Jacobabad Muhammad Hafeez Tuniosoldier Shabbir Ahmed Bhutto

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