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Kasargod: Smuggled gold worth Rs 35 lac transported in bus - Two arrested

  •   Thu, Feb 26 2015 10:08:31 PM

Stephan Kayyar
Daijiworld Media Network – Kasargod (EP)

Kasargod, Feb 26: Kasargod police have arrested two persons for illegally transporting gold weighing 1.25 kg in a bus.

The arrested are identified as Koliadka resident Abdul Kunhi (22) and Melbaramba resident Mohammed Rafiq (28).

The duo had arrived at Bengaluru airport from Sharjah with the gold. They hoodwinked the customs officials and after going to Sullia, were proceeding in a KSRTC bus to Kasargod.

The police on a tip-off found the accused with the gold. The gold was hidden in four suitcases in the form of sheets inside their covers. The value of seized gold is said to be Rs 35 lacs. It is alleged that they had transported gold in the past also.

The fact that such the gold went undetected at the airport has given rise to suspicions.
  

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  • JNB, Bejai

    Fri, Feb 27 2015

    Which is the brand of suitcase? where gold can not be detected?

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  • VM, Udupi

    Fri, Feb 27 2015

    No wonder, leading jewellery shop owners are malbareis.👑

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Fri, Feb 27 2015

    Mangalore Custom Officials are the best in INDIA ...

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  • Denver Roche, Kallianpur/Kuwait

    Fri, Feb 27 2015

    I agree with you !!!

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  • JNB, Bejai

    Fri, Feb 27 2015

    That is the reason they choose Bangalore Airport.
    Other wise Mangalore Airoport wold be much closer to Kasargod.

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  • Peace lover, Indian

    Fri, Feb 27 2015

    I think they never read their Holy book its prohibited(Smuggling).people may do any thing for earning and face consequences.

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  • vellano1, Mumbai

    Fri, Feb 27 2015

    Mukulu sudharujer! To stop this and instill fear, just do one encounter! I am sure, this will stop!
    You cant just sit and watch country's economy getting ruined, black money pumped, nefarious activities like terrorism going up, with this money!

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  • Paul, Mangalore

    Fri, Feb 27 2015

    Nothing is going to happens,Thye will be taken to court,Payed the duties/Tax & out.
    I ma sure customs officer or someone involved to bring this out from airport.
    The supporting officer didnt get his share so gave tip off...
    Blore to sullia,sullia to kasargod .How many hours???sothe payment was niot recived...
    SO the the person gave tip off

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  • Pradeep, Bangalore

    Fri, Feb 27 2015

    Actually they look like 2 big a..Ho.s in the pic.

    Please check thoroughly, They could have actually hidden same quantity of gold in their a.. like their predecessor did (remember? was reported on daiji a few days ago).

    1.25 Kgs / 2 ahos = 625 grams per aho!

    vhe vhe vhe... (I seek permission from vellano, I like vhe vhe vhe too).

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  • VM, Udupi

    Fri, Feb 27 2015

    Wake up Bangaluru Customs officers. They hoodwinked you.

    Shame on you.


    Or else what is the deal?

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  • Rita, Germany

    Fri, Feb 27 2015

    strange,are the Screening Maschine in Bangalore out of order?or officers are warmed up?something is wrong here.one Person is still laughing.He Looks to be familier.was he previously also once caught in any case?

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  • Master, mangalore

    Thu, Feb 26 2015

    Some of the top jewelery brands are beneficiaries behind this smuggling racket

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