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Customs Accused of Providing Inaccurate Information in Smuggling Probe

Customs Accused of Providing Inaccurate Information in Smuggling Probe

The Parliament's Security Services Committee (241 Committee) investigated the smuggling of 200 cartons of cigarettes last year. Senior lawmaker Ahmed Nazim accused the Maldives Customs Service of providing inaccurate information to the committee. The initial timeline submitted by Customs was found incorrect, and a corrected version was later submitted under the supervision of the Commissioner General of Customs. The committee discussed the report on Tuesday but did not decide on it. Providing false information to Parliament committees is a criminal offence, but it remains unclear whether any action will be taken against the responsible officials.

The Parliament's Security Services Committee (241 Committee) investigated the smuggling of 200 cartons of cigarettes last year. Senior lawmaker Ahmed Nazim accused the Maldives Customs Service of providing inaccurate information to the committee. The initial timeline submitted by Customs was found incorrect, and a corrected version was later submitted under the supervision of the Commissioner General of Customs. The committee discussed the report on Tuesday but did not decide on it. Providing false information to Parliament committees is a criminal offence, but it remains unclear whether any action will be taken against the responsible officials.

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Jul 9, 2025

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The Parliament's Security Services Committee (241 Committee) investigated the smuggling of 200 cartons of cigarettes last year. Senior lawmaker Ahmed Nazim accused the Maldives Customs Service of providing inaccurate information to the committee. The initial timeline submitted by Customs was found incorrect, and a corrected version was later submitted under the supervision of the Commissioner General of Customs. The committee discussed the report on Tuesday but did not decide on it. Providing false information to Parliament committees is a criminal offence, but it remains unclear whether any action will be taken against the responsible officials.

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