Gold worth Rs 9.39 lac seized from passenger at Mangaluru International Airport


Daijiworld Media Network – Mangaluru (MS)

Mangaluru, Feb 13: Customs officials at Mangaluru International Airport in the city seized 233.18 grams of gold worth Rs 9.39 lac from a passenger who arrived by Air India Express flight on the evening of Wednesday, February 12.

The person who brought the gold is identified as Mohammed Mahir Patla Majeed (24), a resident of Patla in Kasargod district of Kerala state.

The passenger concealed the gold in strip form inside a rechargeable emergency light and solar sensor wall light. Based on the profile of the passenger, the custom officers intercepted the passenger on suspicion and detected the gold strips with the help of imaging system.

A case is registered under the Customs Act of 1962 by the authorities and further investigation is on.

 

  

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  • Abdul kader,, Vidyanagar , KASARAGOD.

    Thu, Feb 13 2020

    No one comment Kasara GOLD.

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  • Yashwanth, Mangaluru

    Thu, Feb 13 2020

    Hats off to the Custom officials of Mangaluru Airport - Job well done 👍

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Thu, Feb 13 2020

    Government should decrease Import Duties on Gold to discourage Smuggling ...

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  • Ahmed, Mang/dxb

    Fri, Feb 14 2020

    With ur some of the comments we thought u r economy experts. But here u proved u r just another pappu economy expert.

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  • KRPrabhu, Bangalore

    Thu, Feb 13 2020

    Smuggling gold from Dubai is not a profitable propositioln now compared to its price here...In this case his profit margin would have been less than Rs.2.00 lakhs plus risk. Now he lost every thing plus got jail tern.People dont understand.

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  • Edward Menezes, Shirva/Afghan

    Thu, Feb 13 2020

    Maximum flyers are cought from Kasargod.till yesterday 17 kg gold was seized up at Mangalore Airport itself.Since am working with the US peace Force,I salute all the Honest Custom officers,for doing

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  • Namith, Kottara

    Thu, Feb 13 2020

    whom are they supplying to? those people should be arrested and raided

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  • abdullah, calicut, Kerala

    Thu, Feb 13 2020

    I could not understand why people try to smuggle gold and put themselves in risk. Are not they happy with whatever they earn in Gulf. If you do bad you will definately get bad. Why dont you be sincere and be happy with whatever God has given you. Too much love for money will put you in trouble.

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  • Subhash Chandra, Mangalore

    Thu, Feb 13 2020

    The once who carry gold are called as mules, mules are not advised by gold mafia regarding customs check up in & typically boost them lot of confidence in them and often recruited mostly freshers.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Thu, Feb 13 2020

    We are glad he didn't use his body to hide the Gold ...

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