Srinagar, Jul 29: The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Thursday claimed to have registered two separate cases against two private firms and others on the allegations of illegal export of shawls.
According to a statement, two separate cases have been registered on the complaints from customs departments against two private firms based at Srinagar and Delhi and others including a proprietor of a private firm based at Srinagar.
“The cases have been registered on the allegations of illegal export of 32 (26+6) shawls containing Guard hair of Tibetan Antelope (Shahtoosh). The export of such wild life material is prohibited under the provisions of Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972,” the statement reads.
“Searches were conducted in the premises of both the firms in New Delhi and Srinagar which led to recovery of 4 shawls and incriminating documents,” it said, adding that investigation of both the cases is in progress. (KNO)
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