Mumbai: The Air Intelligence Unit of the Customs today recovered undeclared gold worth Rs 97 lakh from two Indian passengers in separate cases at the Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport here today, officials said.
"Upon searching Mohammed Abbas Sayed, who arrived here from Bangkok in person and his luggage, two gold bars were found in his pant pocket. The gold, collectively valued at Rs 50.86 lakh", an officer said.
In the second case, Fahad Chnugle, who arrived here from Bangkok was found to be in possession of four gold chains and six bracelets collectively valued at Rs 46.28 lakh, the official said.
12/02/14 PTI/Business Standard
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"Upon searching Mohammed Abbas Sayed, who arrived here from Bangkok in person and his luggage, two gold bars were found in his pant pocket. The gold, collectively valued at Rs 50.86 lakh", an officer said.
In the second case, Fahad Chnugle, who arrived here from Bangkok was found to be in possession of four gold chains and six bracelets collectively valued at Rs 46.28 lakh, the official said.
12/02/14 PTI/Business Standard
