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'Corruption won this battle': Cargo firm Wintrack to cease operations in India, accuses Chennai customs of harassment

Wintrack Inc. stopped operations after alleging harassment and bribery demands by Chennai Customs, while officials deny charges and highlight misdeclaration issues, prompting a government inquiry.

  • The Ministry of Finance has acknowledged allegations by Wintrack Inc against Chennai Customs, ordering a detailed inquiry into the claims of forced shutdown due to harassment and corruption.
  • Wintrack Inc announced it will cease its import-export operations in India from October 1, citing relentless harassment by Chennai Customs officials.
  • The Ministry of Finance has ordered a fair and transparent inquiry into Wintrack's allegations against Chennai Customs for corruption and harassment.
  • Chennai Customs denied the allegations, claiming they stem from misdeclaration and misclassification by the importer, stating that the issues raised are unsubstantiated.
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The Hindu broke the news in India on Thursday, October 2, 2025.
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