New Delhi: Gold flush is having its round in the toilets of the Terminal 3 Airport of IGIA (Indira Gandhi International Airport). In the past two months, the security agencies have found out gold worth in crores.
The security agency CISF (Central Industrial Security Force) which handles the responsibility of security at IGIA has recovered 6 kg gold worth more than Rs 1.75 crore in this period, all from the Terminal 3 toilets.
The toilets inside the terminal are being used freely by the inbound smugglers. It’s been a place where they leave gold and their accomplice pick it afterwards; who is almost an airport employee.
Every kg of gold smuggled in nets costs almost around 4 lakh. The situation is so bad that the CISF, Customs and Intelligence have had to depute their officials to keep an eye of the happenings going around the toilets.
To have a vigil eye over the movements of the passengers closed circuits have been repositioned so that the area of the bathroom could be cover well.
03/09/14 India TV
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The security agency CISF (Central Industrial Security Force) which handles the responsibility of security at IGIA has recovered 6 kg gold worth more than Rs 1.75 crore in this period, all from the Terminal 3 toilets.
The toilets inside the terminal are being used freely by the inbound smugglers. It’s been a place where they leave gold and their accomplice pick it afterwards; who is almost an airport employee.
Every kg of gold smuggled in nets costs almost around 4 lakh. The situation is so bad that the CISF, Customs and Intelligence have had to depute their officials to keep an eye of the happenings going around the toilets.
To have a vigil eye over the movements of the passengers closed circuits have been repositioned so that the area of the bathroom could be cover well.
03/09/14 India TV
