Lahore ( June 25, 2026): The Federal Board of Revenue ( FBR) has taken the final choice to install cameras at textile mills, rejecting Aptma's objections. According to sources advised ARY News, the FBR has rejected Aptma's objections and the cameras will be installed at textile mills from July 1, 2026 at the start of the new financial year. The matter has quickly moved to the forefront of national discussion.

Background

The current development is the latest chapter in a longer and complex story.

Sources confirmed that final warning has been given to 180 mill owners in this regard.

Analysis

Reactions from key figures have helped frame what this development could mean.

The mill owners will install the cameras at their own expense, while if the cameras are not installed, the mills will be considered closed.

National Impact

The impact of this situation is expected to be felt across multiple areas.

Based on to FBR, cameras have been installed at sugar, cement and fertilizer factories.

As the story continues to develop, however, the textile sector is trying to hide the tax of 600 billion rupees.

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What Happens Next

The full consequences of what has taken place will unfold over time. For now, the story stands as a reminder of the complexity and consequence of the issues involved — and the importance of continued attention.