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Customs sleuths seize foreign currency notes worth Rs 20.71 lac at Mangaluru International Airport

  •   Wed, Aug 17 2022 09:36:27 AM

Daijiworld Media Network – Mangaluru (SS)

Mangaluru, Aug 17: Sleuths of the Mangaluru Customs have seized foreign currency notes at the international airport here on Monday, August 15.

The foreign currency notes were valued at Rs 20,71,158 and were being carried illegally by two persons hailing from Kasargod out of India by a SpiceJet flight, according to the Customs officials at Mangaluru International Airport (MAI). 

There were notes worth 13,200 US Dollars, 31800 UAE Dirhams, 16,000 Saudi Riyals and 160 Kuwaiti Dinars.

An offence case has been registered.

 

 

 

 
  

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  • k b r, Mangala Uru

    Wed, Aug 17 2022

    after successfully establishing almost monopoly position in gold smuggling, now kasargodis want to establish themselves in currency smuggling... expansion and diversification....

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  • SB, Mlore

    Wed, Aug 17 2022

    Other than kasargod, one more factor is common here and regular one here. I know its difficult to swallow.

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  • Simon D., Mangalore

    Wed, Aug 17 2022

    Why do these people indulge in such smuggling activities? Just because of a handfull , other innocent passengers are harassed as well. Why cant this Kasargodians fly from and land in Kannur.? and save the rest of the passengers going thru an ordeal of humiliation. You cannot blame Adani all the time if customer officers are querying and scanning passengers with more intensity. When you have such elements using our airport, its justified.

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  • Lenny Pais, Mangalore

    Wed, Aug 17 2022

    I think the airport authorities should have a separate counter for Kasaragod or Kerala bound passengers. This will discourage them to use Mangalore airport and might opt for Kannur in the future.

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  • Flavian, Mangalore/Kuwait

    Wed, Aug 17 2022

    valued at Rs 20,71,158 = US $ .......................? (fill in the gap)

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  • Flavian, Mangalore/Kuwait

    Wed, Aug 17 2022

    @ Shankar, Your guess works is absolutely right !

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  • Shankar, Mangaluru

    Wed, Aug 17 2022

    Any prizes to guess the name of the culprit?

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  • Shankar, Mangaluru

    Wed, Aug 17 2022

    Any prizes to guess the name of the culprit?

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  • Santan Mascarenhas, Kinnigoli/Bangalore

    Wed, Aug 17 2022

    Under the liberalized scheme, Indians can remit through banking channels US $ 250,000 (Approximately Rs: 2 crores) per year for any permissible transaction. Indian visitors to foreign countries, can purchase through banks or authorized agents US $ 3000 or equivalent foreign currency and officially can carry it while going. Other than that, if one wants, he can send any amount of currency of relevant country, to a person in foreign country by paying rupees in cash, which is called hawala and illegal, but it is going on rampantly in cities. Some of the big jewellers are dealing with it in Mumbai and elsewhere with a commission.. I know it, since, we have sent by this method through a jeweller in Mumbai.

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  • RK, mangalore / doha

    Wed, Aug 17 2022

    21 lacks loss aand kudla gh 21 laksha da business pondu neerd

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