The Hyderabad unit of the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) on Sunday (January 20) recovered gold worth more than Rs 66 lakh after intercepting a passenger at the Rajiv Gandhi International Airport in Hyderabad.
According to DRI officials, the passenger arrived in the city at 12:40 am on Sunday on a flight from Indore, Madhya Pradesh.
DRI officials had received a tip-off, based on which the officials intercepted the passenger.
Officials recovered two foreign-marked gold bars from him. The gold weighed a total of 1996.70 grams and was valued at Rs 66.27 lakh.
He had concealed the gold bars in his shoes, DRI officials said.
20/01/19 Ashish Pandey/India Today
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According to DRI officials, the passenger arrived in the city at 12:40 am on Sunday on a flight from Indore, Madhya Pradesh.
DRI officials had received a tip-off, based on which the officials intercepted the passenger.
Officials recovered two foreign-marked gold bars from him. The gold weighed a total of 1996.70 grams and was valued at Rs 66.27 lakh.
He had concealed the gold bars in his shoes, DRI officials said.
20/01/19 Ashish Pandey/India Today
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