A 20-year-old Yemeni man was held with six long-range rifle bullets at the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International (CSMT) Airport.
The four-inch-long bullets were not detected by airport authorities after the accused landed at the airport from Yemen, but later during a second security check when he was going to board a connecting flight to Delhi.
He has come to India for higher studies.
According to Sahar police, the accused has been identified as AWS Sava Hussain, a Yemini national. Hussain came to Mumbai from Yemen with his brother and father.
"The family landed at Mumbai CSMT Airport at around 4 pm on Friday and were to take a connecting flight to Delhi at 9 pm," an officer from Sahar police said.
"He was unable to converse properly. But he said that a war is going on in their country and so they usually keep weapons. He said he had no idea that the bullets were in his luggage and his mother kept it in his jacket, which was later kept in the bag. He did not have any license for the bullets," said a police official.
29/07/19 DNA
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The four-inch-long bullets were not detected by airport authorities after the accused landed at the airport from Yemen, but later during a second security check when he was going to board a connecting flight to Delhi.
He has come to India for higher studies.
According to Sahar police, the accused has been identified as AWS Sava Hussain, a Yemini national. Hussain came to Mumbai from Yemen with his brother and father.
"The family landed at Mumbai CSMT Airport at around 4 pm on Friday and were to take a connecting flight to Delhi at 9 pm," an officer from Sahar police said.
"He was unable to converse properly. But he said that a war is going on in their country and so they usually keep weapons. He said he had no idea that the bullets were in his luggage and his mother kept it in his jacket, which was later kept in the bag. He did not have any license for the bullets," said a police official.
29/07/19 DNA
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