High-Value Marijuana Seizure at IGI Airport Unveiled
Customs officials at IGI Airport recovered suspected marijuana valued at Rs 18.57 crore from unclaimed trolley bags in an aircraft from Bangkok. The bags, abandoned and suspiciously packed, were found during an aircraft security check. Approximately 18.57 kg of contraband was seized under the NDPS Act.
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Customs officials at IGI Airport reported a significant drug bust, uncovering suspected marijuana worth Rs 18.57 crore in abandoned trolley bags.
The unclaimed baggage was discovered during a routine security check on a flight arriving from Bangkok, prompting further investigation.
Following thorough inspection, authorities confirmed the presence of 18.57 kg of marijuana, leading to the contraband's seizure under the NDPS Act, 1985.
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