The latest rapid operation carried out in our capital became an important step in the fight against offenses occurring in our country. It was found that a resident of Namangan city introduced himself as an alleged State Security Service (SNB) officer and, taking advantage of this, tried to deceive others.
According to clarified information, this person promised to clear goods imported in the name of a private company registered in Namangan region without any obstacles through his acquaintances working in the Customs Committee's Personal Security Department. Through these false promises, he demanded $500 USD per cargo batch from the company manager, a total of $1000, and was detained by law enforcement agencies while receiving the money.
Checks showed that this person had previously received $1000 from the company manager under the pretext of speeding up the customs clearance of imported car spare parts. His actions were aimed at unlawfully protecting the interests of the company and gaining benefit by pretending to be a state agency employee.
Currently, a criminal case has been initiated against this individual, and investigative measures are ongoing. Officials reminded that in such cases, it is necessary to ensure reliable and transparent relations, and all official procedures must be carried out within the law.
This situation once again confirms that combating corruption and fraud, as well as ensuring order and transparency in state bodies, remain urgent tasks for our country. There is no doubt that strict measures will continue to be taken against such cases.
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