Rangers foil smuggling bid of Iranian diesel

According to ARY News, Rangers prevented an effort to transport a significant volume of Iranian petroleum across the border between Sindh and Baluchistan.

According to a Rangers spokesperson, a significant operation was started against the smuggling ring in the border regions of Sindh and Balochistan.

At the Band Murad Checkpoint, four alleged trucks carrying 9000 liters of Iranian gasoline were detained, foiling the smuggling attempt. Once the smugglers were caught, the oil was retrieved.

The Sindh Rangers made the decision to begin a crackdown on illegal hydrants and the smuggling network on September 6 after receiving explicit directives from military high-ups.

Rangers make the decision to take action against the illicit hydrants and smuggling network.

The paramilitary Rangers forces in Sindh were given permission by the military’s high command to start a crackdown on illicit water sources and the smuggling network. Illegal Afghan citizens will be the focus of activities during the operation.

Notably, in order to stop smuggling into the nation, Caretaker Prime Minister (PM) Anwaarul Haq Kakar instructed customs officials to set up a surveillance system at unauthorized border crossings.

The directives were given by the prime minister while he was chairing a meeting and receiving a thorough report from the ministry of trade. The discussion included a range of initiatives to discourage smuggling and combat

According to ARY News, Rangers thwarted an attempt to smuggle a sizeable amount of Iranian oil through the Sindh-Balochistan border.

The smuggling ring was pursued throughout the border regions of Sindh and Balochistan, according to the Rangers official.

When four alleged trucks transporting 9000 gallons of Iranian gasoline were seized at the Band Murad Checkpoint, the smuggling effort was thwarted. The smugglers were captured, and the oil was recovered.