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Karachi Customs uncovers Rs 3.26 billion router import scam

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At a glance

  • Customs in Karachi uncovered a Rs 3.26 billion import scam involving internet routers.
  • Two fake companies allegedly imported over 71,000 routers without PTA approval.
  • The case involves allegations of under-invoicing and trade-based money laundering.

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An investigation by Customs at Karachi's Air Freight Unit has revealed a massive import scam valued at Rs 3.26 billion. Two shell companies are accused of illegally importing over 71,000 internet routers without PTA approval, while allegedly engaging in under-invoicing and trade-based money laundering.

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Customs officials at Karachi's Air Freight Unit have uncovered a scam involving the import of internet routers worth Rs 3.26 billion by two fake companies. The firms are accused of importing the goods without PTA approval, under-invoicing, and money laundering.

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  1. Itni sophisticated scheme, jismein hazaron IP addresses istemal hue, aur doosri taraf business address ek aam si dukaan ka. Yeh batata hai ke aise fraud ke liye kitni planning ki jaati hai.

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