New Delhi: In yet another case of gold smuggling by a foreign national, a South Korean national was arrested at Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport for allegedly carrying gold bars worth Rs 2.5 cr.
The woman's arrest came on Saturday after her flight landed at Delhi's IGI airport from the South Korean city of Incheon. The gold was hidden in the base of a microscope that she carried with her.
According to a report, the woman by apprehended by customs officials after she crossed Green Channel. Additional Commissioner of Customs, Arivalideep Singh, said the thorough checking of the woman revealed the recovery of seven gold bars weighing around 7 kilogram.
The estimated value of the gold bars is Rs 2.5 cr. Customs officials, however, have refrained from revealing the identity of the accused.
22/07/19 MirrorNowNews.com
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The woman's arrest came on Saturday after her flight landed at Delhi's IGI airport from the South Korean city of Incheon. The gold was hidden in the base of a microscope that she carried with her.
According to a report, the woman by apprehended by customs officials after she crossed Green Channel. Additional Commissioner of Customs, Arivalideep Singh, said the thorough checking of the woman revealed the recovery of seven gold bars weighing around 7 kilogram.
The estimated value of the gold bars is Rs 2.5 cr. Customs officials, however, have refrained from revealing the identity of the accused.
22/07/19 MirrorNowNews.com
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