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Over Rs 51.84 lac worth smuggled gold seized at Mangaluru International Airport

  •   Mon, Nov 20 2023 08:21:29 AM

Daijiworld Media Network – Mangaluru (MS)

Mangaluru, Nov 20: Customs officials at the international airport in the city confiscated gold worth Rs 51,84,850 that was being transported from Dubai through a passenger.

The passenger who arrived from Dubai via Air India Express on November 18 was found carrying 857 gram 24 Carat gold worth Rs 51,84,850 in car speakers, AirPods and power adapters.

The passenger was arrested by the customs officials and further inquiry is in progress.

The successful interception is a result of the dedicated efforts of the Mangaluru Customs in their ongoing mission to combat illegal activities.

 

 
  

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  • Sheikh Najeeb, Udupi / Dubai

    Thu, Nov 23 2023

    KasarGold

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  • Praveen, Mangalorean

    Mon, Nov 20 2023

    Because of this gold smuggling all coming from the Gulf are seen as smugglers by Mangaluru Customs, they trouble and waste others' time.

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  • JOHN, MANGALORE

    Mon, Nov 20 2023

    KASARAGOD

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  • JOHN, MANGALORE

    Mon, Nov 20 2023

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  • Pacific Heights, Mangalore

    Mon, Nov 20 2023

    These small indegenious flies who operate independently get caught for using primitive methods and no backing up. The big fishes who smuggle have no issues. This mafia has the whole airport and airline staff at their disposal to go thru without a hassle. Right from the point of origin to the final destination or receipient, its fully and clearly organized. No wonder some cabin crews have assets of crores when they are paid in few thousands by the airline.

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  • Lewis, Udupi

    Mon, Nov 20 2023

    Does more amount of gold passes even after noticing and only a small amount is caught just to show we are working and strickt? Why would someone get gold even after knowing they will be caught.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Rajeja Waterfront

    Mon, Nov 20 2023

    Does this Gold go to Adani ...

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  • Ramesh Jain, udupi

    Mon, Nov 20 2023

    Why smuggle gold when same can be produced from Potato ?

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  • real kujuma, kodial

    Mon, Nov 20 2023

    Sixer ke upar Sixer maare ja raha hai our most honest CM Lord Sidda devaraya...itna sakt kiya hai administration that no one can escape....Jai Rajadhiraja....kadel kayi beeja...

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  • NS, Manipal

    Mon, Nov 20 2023

    Sorry, but lord Sidda has nothing to do with this as Airport security and Customs comes under central govt. :)

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  • Mohan bangera, Mangalore

    Mon, Nov 20 2023

    @kuju you should see a therapist looks like you are under intense depression.

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  • Cynthia, Dk

    Mon, Nov 20 2023

    I am waiting when kadle kaay beeja turns to "geru beeja" ? Jaldi karo

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  • Monty Dotor, Mangalore

    Mon, Nov 20 2023

    "Gold beeja" will be used for smuggling some day...

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  • Cynthia, Dk

    Mon, Nov 20 2023

    Gold already smuggled in beeja i mean beeja mould....oooouch...now let geru beeja then halasu beeja, maavu beeja....

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