Rs10 bn Indian clothes imported illegally
By our correspondents
March 05, 2016
KARACHI: A Rs10 billion scandal involving AMI Pakistan shipping company and importers in illegal clearance of containers of Indian clothes has surfaced.
The group has flooded the Pakistani markets with Indian clothes despite a ban. Customs officers said the smuggling was going on through fake documents. They said Indian clothes were first dumped in Dubai and then brought to Pakistan but in documents they were shown to be imported from China.
An official said many FIRs had been lodged on the scandal and the number could go up. They said the scandal involved Rs10 billion worth of theft. The owners of the company did not reply to calls for their version.
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