Close Menu
    Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram
    Trending
    • Pakistan Sets Seafood Export Record by Volume in FY25, But Misses $500 Million Target
    • Pakistan’s Food Exports Drop by 32% in June 2025: Rice and Vegetables See Biggest Losses
    • Pakistan’s Textile Exports Reach $17.88 Billion in FY2025 with 7.39% Growth
    • Pakistan Proposes ‘China Desks’ to Boost Investment and Industrial Cooperation
    • US Companies Explore Maritime Opportunities in Pakistan’s Growing Port Sector
    • Pakistan’s Exports to North America Rise 10.19% to $5.91B, Led by Textile Shipments
    • Pakistan Reduces Sugar Import Tender to 50,000 Tons Amid Price Surge
    • FBR to Suspend Terminal Operators’ Registration Over Infrastructure Failures
    Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram YouTube
    PakistanCustoms.net – Help You to be an Entrepreneur
    • Home
    • Export
    • Import
    • Valuation Ruling
    • Customs News
    PakistanCustoms.net – Help You to be an Entrepreneur
    Home » Customs Officer Syed Momin Shah and Co-Accused Acquitted in Corruption Case Due to Lack of Evidence
    Customs News

    Customs Officer Syed Momin Shah and Co-Accused Acquitted in Corruption Case Due to Lack of Evidence

    February 18, 2025Updated:February 18, 20252 Mins Read
    Share
    Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Email

    Customs Officer Syed Momin Shah and Co-Accused Acquitted in Corruption Case

    The Anti-Corruption Court (Central) in Hyderabad, presided over by Judge Ashok Kumar Dodeeja, acquitted customs officer Syed Momin Shah and his co-accused recently. The court approved their prayer for acquittal on an application moved under Section 249-A of the Criminal Procedure Code (Cr.P.C.) on the grounds of paucity of evidence.

    The accused were prosecuted under the Prevention of Corruption Act, of 1947, the Customs Act, of 1969, and the Pakistan Penal Code (PPC). The case was registered as Crime No. 20/2023 at FIA Police Station Hyderabad on a source report.

    The case is a result of a raid on September 19, 2023, at the house of Syed Momin Shah, which is situated at House No. 18, Mohalla Amil Colony, Hyderabad, Hyderabad. In the raid, the authorities seized 68 high-quality weapons, ammunition, non-custom paid vehicles, jewelry, and hunting trophies.

    Yet the court ruled that it had jurisdiction to try charges under the Prevention of Corruption Act only. Charges under the Customs Act were beyond its purview and should have been tried by the Special Customs, Excise & Taxation Court in Karachi.

    The court also pointed out several legal issues within the case, such as the source report, which was the foundation of the case, having been penned on plain paper without formal documentation. No witnesses were also produced to testify that Syed Momin Shah had conducted any unlawful transactions.

    Because of such major flaws, the court held that the case was not proved by the prosecution and acquitted both accused persons on charges of corruption.

    Share. Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn WhatsApp Reddit Tumblr Email
    Editorial Staff

      Related Posts

      Pakistan Sets Seafood Export Record by Volume in FY25, But Misses $500 Million Target

      July 19, 2025

      Pakistan’s Food Exports Drop by 32% in June 2025: Rice and Vegetables See Biggest Losses

      July 19, 2025

      Pakistan’s Textile Exports Reach $17.88 Billion in FY2025 with 7.39% Growth

      July 19, 2025
      Leave A Reply Cancel Reply

      Get Your Website
      nvj-developers-advertisement-banner

      Pakistan Sets Seafood Export Record by Volume in FY25, But Misses $500 Million Target

      July 19, 2025

      Pakistan’s Food Exports Drop by 32% in June 2025: Rice and Vegetables See Biggest Losses

      July 19, 2025

      Pakistan’s Textile Exports Reach $17.88 Billion in FY2025 with 7.39% Growth

      July 19, 2025

      Pakistan Proposes ‘China Desks’ to Boost Investment and Industrial Cooperation

      July 18, 2025
      Export

      Pakistan Sets Seafood Export Record by Volume in FY25, But Misses $500 Million Target

      By Editorial StaffJuly 19, 20250

      Pakistani Seafood Exports Hit Highest Ever Volume in FY25 but Short of Target Revenue Pakistan’s…

      Pakistan’s Food Exports Drop by 32% in June 2025: Rice and Vegetables See Biggest Losses

      July 19, 2025

      Pakistan’s Textile Exports Reach $17.88 Billion in FY2025 with 7.39% Growth

      July 19, 2025

      Pakistan Proposes ‘China Desks’ to Boost Investment and Industrial Cooperation

      July 18, 2025

      Subscribe to Updates

      Get the latest creative news from FooBar about art, design and business.

      About PakistanCustoms.Net

      PakistanCustoms.net is Pakistan’s first in-depth website where discussed complete customs clearance procedure in detail, Also share tips to clear customs examination for import and export, Provide daily customs news and useful ideas to facilitate the business person…Read more

      Disclaimer: PakistanCustoms.Net is not a official Website of Pakistan Customs, This Website is only for information purpose Read More.

      • Home
      • Export
      • Import
      • Valuation Ruling
      • Customs News

      Pakistan Sets Seafood Export Record by Volume in FY25, But Misses $500 Million Target

      July 19, 2025

      Pakistan’s Food Exports Drop by 32% in June 2025: Rice and Vegetables See Biggest Losses

      July 19, 2025

      Pakistan’s Textile Exports Reach $17.88 Billion in FY2025 with 7.39% Growth

      July 19, 2025

      Pakistan Proposes ‘China Desks’ to Boost Investment and Industrial Cooperation

      July 18, 2025
      Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram Pinterest
      • Home
      • About Us
      • Contact Us
      • Copyright Policy
      • Disclaimer
      • Comment Policy
      © 2025 Pakistancustoms.net. Managed by NVJ Developers & Designers.

      Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.

      Go to mobile version