The Customs scrutiny system in India is facing scrutiny itself as importers find it easy to bypass it. This loophole has raised concerns among officials and industry experts in Hyderabad. The system, designed to regulate and monitor the import of goods, is being exploited by some importers who are finding ways to evade the scrutiny process. This has led to a decrease in revenue for the government and has also raised questions about the effectiveness of the current system. The ease with which importers are able to bypass the scrutiny process highlights the need for stricter regulations and better monitoring mechanisms. Industry stakeholders are calling for a revamp of the system to ensure that it is more robust and capable of detecting and preventing such instances of evasion. The Customs department in Hyderabad is under pressure to address these concerns and improve the scrutiny process to prevent further revenue loss. It is imperative for the authorities to take immediate action to plug the gaps in the system and ensure that importers are not able to exploit it for their benefit. By strengthening the scrutiny system, the government can protect its revenue and maintain the integrity of the import process in India.