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Pakistan Customs establishes anti-smuggling enforcement across country

byCT Report
18/11/2019
in Islamabad, Latest News
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ISLAMABAD:  After instructions of Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) Chairman Syed Shabbar Zaidi, Customs Wing has issued instructions to all its field formations to verify the genuineness of all seized conveyances being used to transport smuggled goods through verification from Forensic Science Laboratory, registration database of Excise & Taxation Department and customs clearance documents.

The field formations have been further instructed to initiate separate legal proceedings in case such conveyances are found to be smuggled or with tampered chassis number.  These instructions will greatly help in dismantling the smuggling network being used to transport smuggled goods.

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A large quantity of the smuggling was due to Afghan Transit Trade Agreement (ATTA) cargo.  Sources told that despite dozens of check posts manned by various law enforcement and security agencies, the smuggled goods find their way from the borders to the markets of urban centers including Karachi and Lahore and other parts of the country.

The official said the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) therefore devised a new strategy targeting sale and purchase of smuggled goods. FBR is of the view that if the sale and purchase of smuggled goods is

These instructions will greatly help in dismantling the smuggling network being used to transport smuggled goods.

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