Gold Smuggling Bust: Myanmar Nationals Caught at Delhi Airport
Three Myanmar nationals were arrested after Delhi Customs seized over 2 kg of gold worth Rs 2.89 crore at Indira Gandhi International Airport. The men, arriving from Yangon, were caught with 13 gold bars and charged under the Customs Act, 1962.
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Delhi Customs officials intercepted three Myanmar nationals at the Indira Gandhi International Airport, seizing over 2 kilograms of gold valued at Rs 2.89 crore.
The individuals were caught while attempting to pass through the green channel at Terminal 3 after arriving from Yangon, Myanmar.
A thorough search revealed 13 gold bars hidden in their belongings, leading to their arrest under Sections 104 and 110 of the Customs Act, 1962.
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