By Imtiaz Hussain
SUKKUR: The Customs Department held its third auction of seized vehicles in two months, putting 51 vehicles up for bidding, including nine small and 42 large vehicles.
Other seized goods were also included in the auction. Collector Customs Nasir Khan said the bidding process for vehicles and other confiscated items was conducted under a transparent procedure and remained open to eligible participants from across Pakistan.
Nasir said there were no restrictions on people from any particular city or region. Every eligible citizen could participate in the bidding.
Addressing complaints about vehicles being auctioned despite pending court cases or stay orders, Nasir Khan said the department strictly followed judicial directions. He maintained that no vehicle or seized item could be auctioned in violation of a court order.
He invited citizens who had information about any specific case involving an alleged violation of a court order to share details with the department.
