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Mangaluru: Customs seize foreign currency worth Rs 3.5 lac at airport

  •   Thu, Jun 18 2015 04:50:25 PM

Daijiworld Media Network – Mangaluru (EP)

Mangaluru, June 18: The customs officers at Mangaluru international airport seized foreign currency amounting to a total of Saudi Arabian riyals 20,000 in various denominations inequivalent to Rs 3,52,000 from a passenger Jafar Sadique Chala Mohammed Kunhi, a Vidyanagar Kasargod resident . He was not in possession of any valid exchange documents and was attempting smuggle the currency outside india during his departure on 17 June on Jet airways flight number 9W532 to Dubai.



Further investigation is under progress.
  

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  • Rita, Germany

    Fri, Jun 19 2015

    strange,usually People bring foreign currency to Homeland.here vice versa.Some machinery is working probably in kasargod area busy with Gold Import and foreign currency.carriers are there enough .I too would like to have some Money ,never mind which currency .Any tip?

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  • raju, mumbai

    Fri, Jun 19 2015

    This Kasaragod has become headache for this country.

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  • raju, mumbai

    Thu, Jun 18 2015

    People are telling that due to indians working abroad are genearating foreign exchange for India. But this is the fact

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