Over 600 petrol pumps sealed across Pakistan in PM Imran Khan’s fight against oil smuggling
A statement issued by PM’s office stated that the campaign launched against oil smuggling on the directives of Prime Minister Imran Khan and led by the Ministry of Interior is continuing unabated and showing significantly good results.
“If the sealed pumps do not show valid documentation within seven days of sealing, these will be confiscated by the State under the Customs Act, along with all properties of the owners, as it would be deemed that these properties were acquired with smuggling proceeds,” it stated.
Who is the holder of a billion dollar suspicious account in London, which broadsheet claims they reported to #Pakistan, and the authorities have failed to act ?https://t.co/9eSJH2NMGG #Pakistan @ImranKhanPTI #Broadsheet @ukinpakistan pic.twitter.com/nBPdWvu08l
— Nadeem Malik (@nadeemmalik) January 13, 2021
What provoked @NadeemAfzalChan
to resign and should @ImranKhanPTI accept resignation of sane and credible voice in his cabinet ?
In addition debate on Broadsheet scam how Sharifs again misunderstood case and became laughing stock?
👇 https://t.co/divqpXmkmx— Rauf Klasra (@KlasraRauf) January 13, 2021
Panama Papers exposed our ruling elites corruption & money laundering earlier. Now Broadsheet revelations have again exposed the massive scale of our ruling elites corruption & money laundering. These elites cannot hide behind “victimisation” card on these int revelations.
— Imran Khan (@ImranKhanPTI) January 13, 2021
On January 4, Prime Minister Imran Khan took notice of sale of smuggled petroleum products across the country and ordered strict action against those involved in inflicting a huge loss on the national exchequer.
It is estimated that the country is facing a loss of Rs150 billion revenue per annum due to sale of smuggled oil. As many as 2,094 fuel stations were found to be involved in sale of smuggled petroleum products in three provinces.
