The Collectorate of Customs (Enforcement) in Quetta today claimed to have impounded 28 non-customs-paid (NCP) vehicles, including numerous high-value luxury models, with a combined estimated worth of Rs. 272 million following two significant anti-smuggling operations in Balochistan.
In the initial operation, which was part of a widespread crackdown launched under directives from the Chief Collector of Customs (Enforcement), Islamabad, authorities confiscated 19 NCP automobiles valued at Rs. 122 million. The seized inventory includes sought-after models like the Toyota Land Cruiser, Corolla, Prius, Fielder, Crown, Mark X, and Vitz.
A separate, intelligence-based raid conducted on November 28, 2025, yielded nine additional vehicles worth an estimated Rs. 150 million. The operation, carried out by the Mobile Squad of Customs Enforcement Quetta in coordination with FC 74 Wing, targeted a godown in Quetta city. Among the recovered items were two Toyota Land Cruisers, two Crown Hybrid cars, a Toyota Land Cruiser Prado, and one Suzuki Heavy Bike.
All 28 vehicles have been detained for legal proceedings in accordance with the Customs Act, 1969.
The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) commended the Quetta enforcement teams for their operational excellence and vigilance. The FBR stated that these successful seizures reaffirm its unwavering commitment to curbing illegal smuggling, protecting national revenue, and ensuring lawful trade practices across the country.