Delhi Customs Bust Rs 34.93 Crore Hydroponic Cannabis Smuggling Racket at IGI Airport
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In the joint action of Air Intelligence Unit (AIU) and Air Customs at Chaudhary Charan Singh International Airport, hydroponic weed (hemp) worth about 14.87 million rupees has been recovered from Bangkok. Officials detained 3 passengers who arrived from Bangkok by flight number FD-146 and a total of 14 from them.
Hydroponic marijuana worth Rs 34.9 crore seized at Delhi airport from Bangkok passengers
According to officials, the passengers came under suspicion during routine profiling procedures carried out by Customs authorities. Their baggage was subsequently subjected to X-ray screening, during which suspicious images were noticed by officials.
Delhi customs bust Rs 34.93 crore hydroponic cannabis smuggling racket at IGI Airport
New Delhi: The Customs Department at Delhi’s Indira Gandhi Airport has seized nearly 35 kilograms of hydroponic cannabis from two foreign nationals in a major anti-drug operation. The officials said the estimated value of the seized narcotics in the international market is around Rs 34.93 crore. According to customs officials, the two passengers arrived in Delhi from Bangkok on flight TG-323 and as they were acting on prior intelligence inputs a…
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