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Mianwali ASO seizes non-duty paid Toyota vehicle‏

byNaeem Sheikh
20/02/2016
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FAISALABAD: Anti Smuggling Organization (ASO) Mainwali has seized a non-dut- paid Toyota Corolla bearing registration No AUR- 394- (Sindh Karachi) model 2005. The market value of seized vehicle is Rs 1.4 million.

Sources informed Customs Today  that ASO team comprising of Azhar Hussain Jafri, Asif Hussain (inspector), Ashraf Khan (havaldar ) Sher Ahmad, Muhammad Amin, Muhammad Yousaf (sepoys) and Riasat Hussain driver on their routine checking found a Toyota Corolla near Sohrabwala park.

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No one came forward to claim the ownership of the same. Therefor the vehicle was physically examined and checked in the presence of the staff and found nothing available in it except Bogus copy of registration book. ASO team seized the vehicle and forward the case to customs adjudication.

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