Customs Enforcement Quetta has seized 11 non-custom-paid vehicles worth Rs. 81 million.
This was a major anti-smuggling operation along the RCD Highway, Mastung. The raid was conducted on credible information shared by the Chief Collector (Enforcement), Isl.
All seized vehicles have been taken into custody for legal action under the Customs Act, 1969. FBR reaffirms its resolve to curb smuggling, safeguard revenue, and promote lawful trade across Pakistan.
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Apparently, only the powerful are allowed to indulge in smuggling. They have credible information on a few cars but somehow thousands of vehicles bringing in smuggled diesel are still undetected.
This news sounds strange on part of FBR.
Lols, they didn’t get information about hundreds of NCP vehicle parked at showrooms in Quetta, and Swat. Also they haven’t received any information about the advertisement on social media. Seems this poor guy didn’t cooperate.