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Multan Customs torches smuggled goods worth Rs100m

byCT Report
21/02/2024
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MULTAN: Collectorate of Customs has destroyed smuggled and expired seized goods worth Rs100 million.

Multan Customs, under the leadership of Collector Syed Imran Sajjad Bukhari, have taken a bold step in their fight against illicit trade by orchestrating the destruction of confiscated goods valued at nearly Rs100 million. This decisive action, conducted at the Multan Dry Port, marks a significant victory in the ongoing battle to curb unlawful activities in the region.

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The confiscated items, seized in targeted operations, encompassed a diverse range of contraband, including illegal cosmetics, smuggled cigarettes, powdered milk, Monosodium Salt, and assorted miscellaneous goods. The meticulous disposal process, overseen by Judicial Magistrate Muhammad Zikariya, underscores the government’s unwavering commitment to maintaining law and order.

Notable dignitaries, including Director I&I Asif Khan Buzdar, Additional Collector Shah Faisal Sahoo, and Additional Director Intelligence Muhammad Mumtaz Ali Raza Chaudhry, Deputy Collector Maryam Jamila, Deputy Collector Umair Zahid, Assistant Collector Zaigham Ali and others were present to witness this impactful demonstration of resolve. Their attendance highlights the collaborative effort between law enforcement agencies and judicial authorities in combating illicit activities.

Collector Syed Imran Sajjad Bukhari reiterated that the destruction of confiscated goods sends a strong message to those involved in smuggling networks, emphasizing the authorities’ determination to safeguard national interests. This resolute action underscores Multan’s dedication to preserving the integrity of trade channels and ensuring a secure environment for legitimate businesses and residents.

With a renewed commitment to intensify efforts and pursue further crackdowns on illegal trade, Multan authorities are steadfast in their mission to create a vigilant and secure future for the region. This bold stance reinforces Multan’s reputation as a beacon of lawful commerce and sends a clear warning to those engaged in unlawful activities that their actions will not be tolerated.

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