Vadodara: Two air guns and packets of pellets were found on Wednesday inside a consignment headed for a Delhi-bound flight during checking at the Vadodara airport in Gujarat, officials said.
Initially, the explosive detection machine at the airport suspected the material inside the cargo to be RDX, an explosive, said Vadodara international airport director Charan Singh.
A senior police officer said action will be against the sender of the consignment as airguns and pellets are not allowed to be sent in air cargo.
"A consignment was supposed to be sent to Amritsar through a Delhi-bound Indigo flight from Vadodara this afternoon. It was detained after the explosive detection machine for cargo at the airport suspected the consignment contained RDX during a security check," Singh said, adding that it was later found to contain two air guns and packets of pellets.
He said the consignment was sent by a resident of Surat which was supposed to be delivered in Amritsar.
"However, after receiving an alert from the explosive detection machine, we held it back and sent it to local police for investigation," Singh added.
10/10/19 PTI/India Today
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Initially, the explosive detection machine at the airport suspected the material inside the cargo to be RDX, an explosive, said Vadodara international airport director Charan Singh.
A senior police officer said action will be against the sender of the consignment as airguns and pellets are not allowed to be sent in air cargo.
"A consignment was supposed to be sent to Amritsar through a Delhi-bound Indigo flight from Vadodara this afternoon. It was detained after the explosive detection machine for cargo at the airport suspected the consignment contained RDX during a security check," Singh said, adding that it was later found to contain two air guns and packets of pellets.
He said the consignment was sent by a resident of Surat which was supposed to be delivered in Amritsar.
"However, after receiving an alert from the explosive detection machine, we held it back and sent it to local police for investigation," Singh added.
10/10/19 PTI/India Today
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