Corruption has become an entrenched malaise in Pakistan, permeating every level of society and governance. From the highest echelons of power to the grassroots, the cancer of corruption has eroded trust, undermined institutions, and stifled economic growth. With billions of rupees siphoned off through graft, nepotism, and embezzlement, the country’s resources are being squandered, leaving the majority of Pakistanis to suffer the consequences.
But today we will talk about the corruption of the most important department “Pakistan Customs” as this credible department is now on the verge of destruction because when the upper-class officers of a Government Organization start corruption, it vanishes the Institution.
This time, the crown of corruption is conferred to the Assistant Collector, Multan Airport, Mrs. Maryam Jameela, and her husband Ali Imran, who pretends to be a journalist, and our team is still finding the institution he is attached.
We have all that information and details of these allegations indicate systemic issues that undermine the integrity of customs operations and merit immediate investigation. According to the letter of Syed Amir Shabbir (Custom Intelligence Allama Iqbal Lahore) Mrs Maryam Jameela is accused of orchestrating smuggling and money laundering operations in collaboration with her husband, Mr Ali Imran. These operations allegedly include the illegal transport of high-value items such as drones, medical injections, mobile phones, and foreign currency (including dollar bills) out of the country.
It has been reported that airport surveillance cameras at Multan Airport captured her husband moving suspicious bags from inside the airport to external locations on multiple occasions.
When an Additional Collector, Mr. Shah Faisal Sau, attempted to intervene and take action against these activities, Mr. Ali Imran allegedly used his media influence to publish false and defamatory news stories against him. Later on, he was transferred to Hyderabad. This appears to have been a deliberate effort to silence and discredit those attempting to hold Mrs. Maryam Jameela accountable.
Later on Mrs. Maryam Jameela was transferred from Multan Airport to Lahore Airport. However, shortly thereafter, she was reinstated at Multan Airport by Collector Ms. Tayyaba Kayani, despite the concerns surrounding her record.
This reappointment facilitated the continuation of smuggling and money laundering operations under her supervision.
The Collector of Multan Enforcement, Mr. Furakh Shareef, was reportedly aware of these illegal activities and even considered conducting a raid or taking other actions. However, he refrained from doing so, allegedly out of concern for the career of Ms. Tayyaba Kayani, who was responsible for reinstating Mrs. Maryam Jameela at Multan Airport.
Multan Airport recently gained notoriety due to media coverage highlighting widespread corruption and smuggling activities. Following this, Mrs. Maryam Jameela was once again transferred back to Lahore Airport by Ms. Tayyaba Kayani in what appears to be an effort to deflect scrutiny.
Despite her dubious track record, Mrs. Maryam Jameela was recently rewarded with three base salaries by Mr. Junaid Jaleel, Member of Customs Operations. The basis of this reward—whether it was for legitimate performance or otherwise—remains unclear and raises questions about internal accountability mechanisms.
Syed Amir Shabbir sent to copy of his letter to COAS as well which is a very good gesture and the Nation is waiting for a free and fair trial
