🚨 Brazilian Woman Arrested at IGI Airport for Smuggling 866 grams of Cocaine (98 Capsules) inside Stomach The Customs Officers at IGI Airport, New Delhi, have booked a case of smuggling against one female Brazilian passenger aged 26, arrived at Terminal-3, IGI Airport, New Delhi on 28.01.2025 by flight no. AF 453 dated 27.01.2025 from Sao Paulo to Paris and subsequently from flight no. AF 226 dated 27.01.2025 from Paris to New Delhi. Acting upon a specific Intelligence gathered by the officers, the Pax was intercepted. During questioning, she informed the officers that she had secreted capsules containing narcotics or psychotropic substances. The Pax was then taken to Hospital for medical procedures. During her stay at Hospital, she eased out 98 (Ninety Eight) capsules. When these capsules were cut open, white colour powder/granules suspected to be narcotics substance weighing 866 grams was recovered and on testing was found to be positive for ‘Cocaine’. The said Cocaine weighing 866 grams is estimated to be valued at Rs 12.99 Cr (Rupees Twelve Crore Ninety Nine Lakh approx). In view of the foregoing, it was clear that the said Pax had violated provisions of section 8 of the NDPS Act, 1985 and had committed offence punishable under Section 21, Section 23 and Section 29 of NDPS Act, 1985. Accordingly, the Pax has been placed under arrest under Section 43(b) of NDPS Act, 1985 on 08.02.2025. The said white powdery substance suspected to be cocaine has been seized along with concealing material under section 43(a) of NDPS Act, 1985. Further investigation is under progress.

🚨 Kenyan Man Arrested with 67 Capsules of Cocaine (996 grams) Inside Stomach at IGI Airport! 🚨 Customs officers at IGI Airport, New Delhi intercepted a Kenyan passenger arriving from Addis Ababa on 24th January 2025. The passenger was taken to the Preventive Customs Office at Terminal-3, where, during questioning, where he admitted to have ingested cocaine capsules! 💉 The Modus Operandi The passenger had ingested 67 capsules filled with a white powdery substance and agreed to undergo medical procedures. He was taken to Hospital, where he eased out all the capsules. When cut open, they revealed 996 grams of high-purity Cocaine! 🚫💊 💰 The Market Value is ₹14.94 Crore! Initial testing confirmed that the substance was Cocaine, a deadly narcotic. Given the sheer quantity, this was clearly part of a larger international smuggling network trying to push drugs into India. ✈️ ⚖️ Legal Action Taken ⚖️ The passenger has been placed under arrest on 07.02.2025 under Sections 21, 23, and 29 of the NDPS Act, 1985, for smuggling and possession of contraband. The seized Cocaine, along with the concealment material, has been secured under Section 43(a) of the NDPS Act. 🚔 Customs’ Commitment to Keeping India Safe! This seizure is a win in the fight against international drug cartels. The vigilance of our officers ensures that our borders remain secure and our streets drug-free!

Brazilian Woman Arrested with 100 Capsules (802 Grams) of Cocaine Inside Stomach at IGI Airport In a significant operation against international drug smuggling, Customs officers at IGI Airport, New Delhi intercepted a female passenger from Brazil on 24th January 2025. She had arrived via Paris on Flight No. AF214 from Sao Paulo (Flight No. AF459) and was caught after crossing the Green Channel, trying to bypass Customs checks. 💊 Upon interrogation, the passenger confessed to ingesting drug capsules. She was immediately taken to Hospital, where she eased out 100 oval-shaped capsules over the next few hours. When these were cut open, they contained white powder suspected to be Cocaine. ⚖️ The seized drugs, weighing 802 grams, have an estimated street value of ₹12.03 Crore! 💰💉 Initial tests confirmed the presence of high-purity Cocaine, indicating a sophisticated smuggling network trying to push drugs into India. 🚔 Swift Legal Action Taken! 🚔 Given the severe violation of Indian laws, the passenger has been placed under arrest on 07.02.2024 under Sections 21, 23, and 29 of the NDPS Act, 1985, for smuggling and possession of narcotics. The concealed Cocaine, along with all incriminating material, has been seized under Section 43(a) of the NDPS Act. 🔍 Investigations Ongoing… Authorities are now tracking down the larger syndicate behind this operation.

🚨 893 grams of Gold worth Rs 77 lakhs found inside Two Mixer Grinders ‼️ Date: 08.02.2025 Operational Unit: AIU, IGI Airport, New Delhi Case 1: Interception of Passenger on Flight XY-46 from Riyadh On the basis of spot profiling, a female Indian passenger aged 58, traveling from Riyadh to Delhi on flight number XY-46 dated 07/08.02.2025 was intercepted at the exit of the Green Channel. During the X-ray scanning of the baggage, suspicious images were observed, prompting a detailed examination.Upon thorough physical inspection of the baggage, one yellow metal cut piece weighing 466.00 grams was found concealed inside a hand mixer. The method of concealment suggests an attempt to bypass standard detection measures, likely intended to evade customs duty and smuggle precious metal into the country. The recovered metal piece has been seized, and further investigation is being conducted to establish the passenger’s intent, sources of procurement, and possible involvement in a larger smuggling network. Case 2: Interception of Passenger on Flight 6E-72 from Riyadh In another instance, a male Indian passenger aged 42, arriving from Riyadh to Delhi on flight number 6E-72, dated 07/08.02.2025, was also intercepted based on spot profiling at the exit of the Green Channel. As part of standard procedures, the passenger’s baggage was subjected to X-ray scanning, which revealed suspicious images. A detailed baggage examination led to the discovery of one yellow metal cut piece weighing 427.00 grams, skillfully hidden inside a hand mixer. The similarities in concealment technique and travel route indicate a potential pattern in gold smuggling from Riyadh to Delhi. The recovered item has been seized, and further inquiries are underway to determine the passenger’s background, previous travel history, and possible links to organized smuggling syndicates.

🚨 10 KG of Gold Coins Worth ₹7.8 Crore Seized at IGI Airport from Two Passengers 🚨 In a swift operation based on specific intelligence, the Air Intelligence Unit (AIU) of Customs, IGI Airport, New Delhi, intercepted two male passengers (aged 45,43 years) belonging to Kashmir, arriving from Milan via Flight AI-138 on 05.02.2025. During discreet surveillance and profiling, suspicious behavior was observed, leading to the interception of both individuals at the Green Channel. While baggage scans revealed nothing unusual, a personal search triggered by DFMD alerts led to the discovery of: ✅ 2 specially designed waist belts ✅ Concealed with gold coins wrapped in plastic envelopes ✅ Total seizure: 10.092 kg of gold, valued at approximately ₹7.8 Crores! The passengers have been detained for further investigation under the Customs Act, 1962. Customs Delhi remains committed to safeguarding the nation’s borders and curbing smuggling activities.

🚨 Major Drug Bust at IGI Airport: Customs Seize 47 kg of Suspected Ganja Worth ₹47 Crore; 5 Passengers Arrested 🚔 The vigilant Customs Officers at Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport, New Delhi have successfully intercepted a major narcotics smuggling attempt involving a green-colored substance suspected to be Ganja/Marijuana 🌿, in violation of the NDPS Act, 1985⚖️. On February 1, 2025, based on passenger profiling 🔍, five Indian nationals arriving from Bangkok ✈️ via Air India Flight No. AI335 were intercepted at the green channel in Terminal 3 for detailed screening. Upon X-ray examination 📦 and thorough baggage search, officers discovered 94 polythene pouches 📥 containing a green-colored narcotic substance concealed inside five trolley bags 🧳. The seized substance, weighing approximately 47.093 kilograms ⚖️ (net weight), tested positive in preliminary diagnostic tests for characteristics consistent with Ganja/Marijuana 🌱. The estimated value of the seized narcotics is approximately ₹47 crore 💰 in the illicit market. Following the seizure, the passengers were placed under arrest on February 3, 2025 🚓, under Section 43(b) of the NDPS Act, 1985📜. The narcotics, along with packaging materials, have been seized under Section 43(a) of the same Act. The accused are being charged under Sections 8, 20, 23, and 29 🚫 of the NDPS Act for offenses related to the illicit trafficking and possession of narcotic substances. 🔍 Ongoing Investigation Further investigations are currently underway to identify potential links to international drug trafficking networks 🌐 and to determine the origin and intended recipients 🎯 of the contraband.

🚨 38.5 KG GANJA WORTH ₹38.5 CRORES SEIZED AT IGI AIRPORT | THAI NATIONAL ARRESTED 🚨 The Customs Officers of IGI Airport, New Delhi have busted a major case of drug smuggling, seizing 38,529 grams (38.5 KG) of Ganja/Marijuana(hydrophonic weed) valued at approximately ₹38.5 crores. Key Details: ✈️ Passenger: Ms. Ratchaneekorn Suriyowho (Thai National) aged 29 years 📍 Arrival: Flight TG 323 from Bangkok to Terminal-3, IGI Airport on 28-01-2025 🛄 Concealment: Hidden in 39 polythene pouches inside two black trolley bags The passenger was diverted to the Green Channel for X-ray screening. On inspection, officers discovered the concealed narcotics. Diagnostic tests confirmed it to be Ganja/Marijuana. Legal Action: ⚖️ Violation of Section 8 of the NDPS Act, 1985 🚨 Offenses under Sections 20, 23, and 29 of the NDPS Act 👮‍♂️ Arrested under Section 43(B) of the NDPS Act at 17:00 hrs on 29-01-2025 📦 Seizure of drugs and concealment materials under Section 43(A) of the NDPS Act Further investigation is underway. This operation reflects the relentless vigilance of Indian Customs in combating drug trafficking and ensuring national security.

🚨 Two Men Arrested for Smuggling 82 kg Peacock Tail feathers at IGI Airport! ✈️🦚 In a major wildlife trafficking bust, Customs officers at IGI Airport, New Delhi intercepted two Indian passengers attempting to smuggle 82 kg of peacock tail feathers 🦚📦 while departing to Bangkok on Thai Airways Flight TG 332 (28.01.2025). 🔍 Spot profiling & baggage check led to the discovery of 82 kg of smuggled peacock tail feathers! The contraband was seized under Section 110 of the Customs Act, 1962, and the passengers were arrested ⚖️ under Section 104. Customs remains vigilant against illegal wildlife trade! 🚫🌍 #WildlifeProtection #SmugglingFoiled #IGIAirport #CustomsIndia #PeacockFeathers

🚨 Gold Smuggling in Toolbox Foiled on Flight 6E-716 at IGI Airport! ✈️🔍 In a late-night operation (28/29.01.2025), Customs AIU officers at IGI Airport, New Delhi intercepted a 23-year-old male Indian passenger from Uttarakhand arriving on Flight 6E-716 from Riyadh via Mumbai. Suspicious X-ray images led to the seizure of a 175g gold rod worth ₹13 Lakhs 💰 cleverly hidden inside a toolbox 🛠️! Further investigation is under progress!

Customs Seize 9.978 kg of Suspected Hydroponic Weed Worth ₹9.978 Crore at IGI Airport, New Delhi The Customs officers at Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport, New Delhi, have booked a case of smuggling involving a green-colored NDPS substance suspected to be ganja/marijuana. The substance, concealed in twenty black polythene pouches, was intercepted based on passenger profiling. Details of the Case: •Date of Incident: January 26, 2025 •Flight Details: Flight No. TG-331 (Bangkok to New Delhi, Terminal-3) •Passenger: An Indian national •Discovery: The passenger, upon arrival, was diverted at the Green Channel for baggage and personal examination. An X-ray of the passenger’s belongings led to the discovery of a green trolley bag containing twenty polythene pouches with a green-colored narcotic substance. •Weight: 9.978 kg (Net) •Preliminary Test Results: Diagnostic tests indicated the substance to be ganja/marijuana(hydroponic). •Estimated Value: ₹9.978 crore. Legal Action Taken: In view of the above findings, the passenger has been charged with violating provisions of Section 8 of the NDPS Act, 1985 and committing offenses punishable under Sections 20, 23, and 29 of the NDPS Act, 1985. The individual was placed under arrest at 12:30 PM on January 26, 2025, under Section 43(B) of the NDPS Act. The narcotic substance, along with the concealment material, has been seized under Section 43(A) of the NDPS Act. Next Steps: Further investigation into the matter is underway to uncover potential connections and the broader network involved in the smuggling attempt.

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🚨 Smuggling Foiled: Gold Concealed in Pickle Box Seized at IGI Airport! 🚨 In a clever but ultimately unsuccessful attempt, a passenger’s effort to smuggle gold concealed in a pickle box was intercepted by vigilant customs officers on January 23, 2025. 🔹 Flight Details: •Flight Number: 6E-64 •Departure City: Jeddah •Date of Arrival: January 23, 2025 🔍 Seizure Details: During a detailed inspection of the passenger’s baggage: 🔸 Concealed Item: 4 yellow metal cut pieces appearing to be made of gold 🔸 Weight: 100 grams 🔸 Concealment Method: Hidden inside a pickle box to avoid detection 📜 Action Taken: The passenger was booked for attempting to smuggle gold without declaring it, violating customs laws.

🚨 Gold Smuggling Inside Nivea Cream and Tiger Balm Bottles at IGI Airport! In a remarkable display of vigilance and expertise, the officers of Airport Customs, IGI Airport, Terminal-3, New Delhi, successfully intercepted an elaborate gold smuggling attempt on January 22, 2025. 🌍 The Case in Brief: An Indian passenger arriving from Riyadh on flight AI 926 (dated January 21, 2025) was stopped based on spot profiling. 🕵️‍♂️ The Catch: During the detailed examination of the passenger’s baggage and personal search, officers recovered: 🔸 18 pieces of rhenium-coated strips made of gold 🔸 Total weight: 318 grams 🔸 Concealment method: Hidden inside 4 Nivea cream boxes and 10 Tiger Balm bottles 🔸 Valuation: ₹23,76,471/- (Rupees Twenty-Three Lakh Seventy-Six Thousand Four Hundred Seventy-One Only) 📜 The Law in Action: The passenger has been booked under Section 132 & 135 of the Customs Act, 1962, for: 🔹 False declaration and concealment of goods 🔹 Attempt to evade customs duty 🔹 Smuggling gold into India The recovered gold has been seized under Section 110 of the Customs Act on the reasonable belief that it was liable for confiscation under Section 111 of the Act. 💡 Why This Matters: Smuggling is not just an economic crime; it undermines the nation’s financial security. Thanks to the unwavering dedication of our customs officers, another attempt to bypass the law has been thwarted. 🔍 What’s Next? Investigations are underway to uncover more details, including potential networks behind this smuggling attempt.

🚨 Man Arrested by Customs for Smuggling Foreign Currency Worth ₹1.35 Crore hidden in Suitcase 🧳 Date: 18.01.2025 Team: AIU, Customs Location: IGI Airport, New Delhi The Customs officers at IGI Airport, New Delhi, have booked a case of smuggling involving foreign currency against a 26-year-old Indian male passenger from Uttar Pradesh. The individual intended to travel from Terminal-2, IGI Airport, New Delhi, to Hyderabad by flight 6E-2768 on 18.01.2025 and subsequently to Ras Al Khaimah by flight 6E-1495 on the same day. Acting on specific intelligence, Customs officers intercepted the passenger, and an examination of his baggage led to the recovery of foreign currency ingeniously concealed in a black trolley bag. The recovered currency includes: •USD 20,000 •Saudi Riyal 5,25,500 •Qatari Riyal 1,000 The total value of the seized currency is ₹1,35,01,150 (Rupees One Crore Thirty-Five Lakh One Thousand One Hundred Fifty). The passenger admitted to attempting to smuggle the currency out of India. The currency has been seized under Section 110 of the Customs Act, 1962, on reasonable belief that it is liable to confiscation under Section 113 of the Customs Act, 1962, read with the provisions of the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA), 1999. The passenger has been placed under arrest under Section 104 of the Customs Act, 1962, and further investigations are ongoing.

🚨 257 grams Gold found inside a Screw Driver! Operation : AIU, IGI Airport, New Delhi Date: 14/15 January 2025 (Night Shift) On the basis of profiling, a 20 year old male passenger from UP traveling from Jeddah to Delhi on flight XY-329 (dated 14/15 January 2025) was identified for surveillance. He was observed escorting a female passenger in a wheelchair, who was traveling on the same flight from Riyadh to Delhi. Both passengers were intercepted at the exit of the Green Channel. During x-ray screening of the female passenger’s baggage, suspicious images were observed. A detailed physical examination of the baggage revealed: •1 cylindrical-shaped yellow metal piece (gold) concealed inside a screwdriver, weighing approximately 257 grams. The seized gold piece has been taken into custody, and further investigation is underway!

🚨 1.94 kg Gold worth Rs 1.41 crores found in Trolley Bag Metal Linings! Date: 12-13 January 2025 (Night Shift) Location: IGI Airport, New Delhi Team: AIU (Air Intelligence Unit), Customs Flight Details •Flight Number: GF-134 •Origin: Bahrain •Arrival Date: 12.01.2025 Male Passenger: •Nationality: Indian •Age: 38 years •Concealment Method: 15 silver-coloured metal wires concealed inside the lining of trolley bags. •Weight of Gold: 1,528 grams. •Value of Gold: ₹11,115,283. Female Passenger: •Nationality: Indian •Age: 34 years •Concealment Method: 4 silver-coloured metal wires concealed inside the lining of trolley bags. •Weight of Gold: 420 grams. •Value of Gold: ₹3,055,248. Summary of Total Seizure •Total Weight of Gold: 1,948 grams (1.948 kg). •Total Value: ₹14,170,531 (₹11,115,283 + ₹3,055,248). Case Status •Action Taken: Case booked for smuggling under the relevant provisions of Customs Act, 1962. •Location of Incident: Arrival Hall, IGI Airport, New Delhi. Further investigation is underway!

🚨 6.47 kg Cocaine Seized worth Rs 97.44 crores! , 8 Foreign Nationals Arrested in the month of December 2024 at IGI Airport! 🚨 Customs officers at IGI Airport, New Delhi, have intercepted multiple drug smuggling attempts, seizing 6,479 grams of cocaine worth a staggering ₹97.44 crore! Here's a breakdown of the cases: 1️⃣ 07.12.2024: South African national with 799g of cocaine (₹12 crore). 2️⃣ 11.12.2024: Brazilian national with 1,383g of cocaine (₹21 crore). 3️⃣ 13.12.2024: Filipino national with 503g of cocaine (₹7.54 crore). 4️⃣ 13.12.2024: Philippines national with 676g of cocaine (₹10.14 crore). 5️⃣ 17.12.2024: Kenyan national with 822g of cocaine (₹12.33 crore). 6️⃣ 24.12.2024: Two Brazilians with 1,399g of cocaine (₹20.98 crore). 7️⃣ 26.12.2024: Brazilian national with 897g of cocaine (₹13.45 crore). Kudos to the vigilant officers for their incredible work in keeping our country safe! 🙌 #DrugFreeBharat