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Quetta Customs thwarts attempt to smuggle goods worth Rs430m

byCT Report
15/06/2024
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QUETTA: Collectorate of Customs Enforcement recovered huge quantity of contraband goods from nine trucks. The market value of seized goods is Rs430 million in international market.

The seized items included 46,000 kilograms of betel nuts and 35 parcels of Pan Prag Ghotka, totaling 157,500 sachets.

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Sources told that Assistant Commissioner Zob and his team allegedly allowed the trucks to proceed after accepting a hefty bribe of Rs30 million. The Baluchistan government has started legal proceedings against them.

Assistant Commissioner Zob and levies staff caught these trucks and allegedly let them go after taking Rs30 million as bribes.

It is also necessary to mention here that Chief CollectorYaqoob Mako found about the ordeal so he talked to Chief secretary Baluchistan and they got levies squad with much difficulty.

Collector Tahir Qureshi, deputy collector Sohail Sarwar, seized 3 trucks (C-2783T, KS-245T, KN-151) while 6 escaped.

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