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Gold Worth Rs 37 Lakh Smuggled In Rectums, Seized At Chennai Airport
- Saturday October 12, 2019
- Chennai News | ANI
Customs officials seized gold worth Rs 37 lakhs on the Chennai International Airport from the rectums of a man and a woman who arrived from Sri Lanka on Friday.
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Gold Worth Rs 6.8 Crore Smuggled Into India From Dubai, Sri Lanka Seized
- Wednesday January 16, 2019
- India News | Press Trust of India
The Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) has arrested four people for allegedly trying to smuggle gold valuing about Rs 6.88 crore into the country from Dubai and Sri Lanka, according to an official statement issued today
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Gold Worth Rs 40 Lakh Seized From Air Passenger In Andhra Pradesh
- Sunday September 16, 2018
- Hyderabad News | Press Trust of India
Over 1,269 grams of gold valued at around Rs 40 lakh, smuggled from Sri Lanka, was seized from a passenger at Rajamahendravaram airport in Andhra Pradesh, Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) said Sunday.
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Indian Gold Smugglers Insert Metal In Rectums In Easy-To-Handle Batteries
- Wednesday October 11, 2017
- Tamil Nadu News | Agence France-Presse
Gold smugglers are resorting to increasingly desperate measures to get the metal past customs, officials say, after nearly a dozen people were caught with bullion stashed in their rectums.
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Chennai: Four passengers arrested at airport with gold worth Rs 1.5cr
- Tuesday December 31, 2013
- Chennai News | Press Trust of India
Four kg of gold valued at around Rs 1.5 crore was seized and four persons who arrived from Sri Lanka at the airport in Chennai were arrested today for allegedly attempting to smuggle the precious metal.
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Chennai: Two persons held at airport for smuggling gold worth 30 lakhs
- Wednesday December 25, 2013
- Chennai News | Press Trust of India
Two persons were arrested at the airport in Chennai for allegedly attempting to smuggle gold worth Rs 30 lakh from Sri Lanka today.
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Gold Worth Rs 37 Lakh Smuggled In Rectums, Seized At Chennai Airport
- Saturday October 12, 2019
- Chennai News | ANI
Customs officials seized gold worth Rs 37 lakhs on the Chennai International Airport from the rectums of a man and a woman who arrived from Sri Lanka on Friday.
- www.ndtv.com
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Gold Worth Rs 6.8 Crore Smuggled Into India From Dubai, Sri Lanka Seized
- Wednesday January 16, 2019
- India News | Press Trust of India
The Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) has arrested four people for allegedly trying to smuggle gold valuing about Rs 6.88 crore into the country from Dubai and Sri Lanka, according to an official statement issued today
- www.ndtv.com
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Gold Worth Rs 40 Lakh Seized From Air Passenger In Andhra Pradesh
- Sunday September 16, 2018
- Hyderabad News | Press Trust of India
Over 1,269 grams of gold valued at around Rs 40 lakh, smuggled from Sri Lanka, was seized from a passenger at Rajamahendravaram airport in Andhra Pradesh, Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) said Sunday.
- www.ndtv.com
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Indian Gold Smugglers Insert Metal In Rectums In Easy-To-Handle Batteries
- Wednesday October 11, 2017
- Tamil Nadu News | Agence France-Presse
Gold smugglers are resorting to increasingly desperate measures to get the metal past customs, officials say, after nearly a dozen people were caught with bullion stashed in their rectums.
- www.ndtv.com
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Chennai: Four passengers arrested at airport with gold worth Rs 1.5cr
- Tuesday December 31, 2013
- Chennai News | Press Trust of India
Four kg of gold valued at around Rs 1.5 crore was seized and four persons who arrived from Sri Lanka at the airport in Chennai were arrested today for allegedly attempting to smuggle the precious metal.
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Chennai: Two persons held at airport for smuggling gold worth 30 lakhs
- Wednesday December 25, 2013
- Chennai News | Press Trust of India
Two persons were arrested at the airport in Chennai for allegedly attempting to smuggle gold worth Rs 30 lakh from Sri Lanka today.
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