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Offcial account of customs @ IGI Airport, New Delhi under @Delhicustoms and @Cbic_india

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Customs, IGI Airport, New Delhi Date: 17.08.2026 Acting on specific information from DRI, officers intercepted a Dubai-bound passenger (Flight AI-4309) on 17.08.2026. Thorough examination of his checked-in baggage led to recovery of USD 15,500, concealed in a fake bottom of the baggage and inside the cap of a casserole. 📌 Sharp coordination between agencies, seamless detection by Customs. Case booked. Further investigation is under progress. 🇮🇳 #IGIAirport #CustomsAlert #DRIAlerts #CurrencySeizure #SafeSkies CBIC Ministry of Finance DELHI CUSTOMS Commissioner IGI Airport
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Customs, IGI Airport, New Delhi Date: 17.08.2026 Acting on specific information from DRI, officers intercepted a Dubai-bound passenger (Flight AI-4309) on 17.08.2026. Thorough examination of his checked-in baggage led to recovery of USD 15,500, concealed in a fake bottom of the baggage and inside the cap of a casserole. 📌 Sharp coordination between agencies, seamless detection by Customs. Case booked. Further investigation is under progress. 🇮🇳 #IGIAirport #CustomsAlert #DRIAlerts #CurrencySeizure #SafeSkies CBIC Ministry of Finance DELHI CUSTOMS Commissioner IGI Airport

Delhi Customs (Airport & General)

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Customs, IGI Airport Date: 06.08.2026 Operation: AIU, IGI Airport, New Delhi Seizure: 869.5 grams gold The customs officers of IGI airport, New Delhi, have booked a case of gold smuggling. On the basis of intelligence developed and passenger profiling, one passenger travelling from Jeddah to Mumbai and further to Delhi by flight no. 6E-6133 dated 06.08.2026 was intercepted at Terminal-1, IGI Airport, New Delhi. The passenger was carrying household goods along with an electric scooter as part of his checked-in baggage. During X-ray screening of the hand baggage and checked-in baggage, suspicious images were noticed. Although the passenger did not trigger any alarm while passing through the Door Frame Metal Detector (DFMD), a detailed examination of the electric scooter was carried out. The examination led to the recovery of nineteen (19) cut pieces of 24-carat gold weighing 869.5 grams (net weight), ingeniously concealed inside the solid core of the tyres of the electric scooter in an attempt to evade Customs detection. Further investigation is in progress.CBIC Delhi Customs
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Customs, IGI Airport Date: 06.08.2026 Operation: AIU, IGI Airport, New Delhi Seizure: 869.5 grams gold The customs officers of IGI airport, New Delhi, have booked a case of gold smuggling. On the basis of intelligence developed and passenger profiling, one passenger travelling from Jeddah to Mumbai and further to Delhi by flight no. 6E-6133 dated 06.08.2026 was intercepted at Terminal-1, IGI Airport, New Delhi. The passenger was carrying household goods along with an electric scooter as part of his checked-in baggage. During X-ray screening of the hand baggage and checked-in baggage, suspicious images were noticed. Although the passenger did not trigger any alarm while passing through the Door Frame Metal Detector (DFMD), a detailed examination of the electric scooter was carried out. The examination led to the recovery of nineteen (19) cut pieces of 24-carat gold weighing 869.5 grams (net weight), ingeniously concealed inside the solid core of the tyres of the electric scooter in an attempt to evade Customs detection. Further investigation is in progress.CBIC Delhi Customs

Delhi Customs (Airport & General)

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Customs, IGI Airport Date: 02.08.2026 Operation: AIU, IGI Airport, New Delhi Seizure: 2759 grams Hydroponic weed (Ganja) The customs officers of IGI airport, New Delhi, have booked a case of smuggling green colour NDPS substance suspected ganja/marijuana. On the basis of APIS profiling one passenger travelling from phuket to Delhi by Flight No. AI 2377 dated 02.08.2026 was intercepted after crossing Customs Green Channel. On X-ray screening of baggage some suspicious images were noticed. Further on examination of baggage, 4 vacuum-sealed packets containing a green-coloured substance, suspected to be hydroponic weed (ganja), having total weight of 2759 grams (including packing material) recovered. Accordingly, the passenger has been placed under arrest under section 43(b) of NDPS Act, 1985, green colour substance suspected to be ganja/marijuana has been seized along with concealing material and packaging under section 43(a) of NDPS act, 1985. Further investigation in the matter is under process.CBIC Delhi Customs
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Customs, IGI Airport Date: 02.08.2026 Operation: AIU, IGI Airport, New Delhi Seizure: 2759 grams Hydroponic weed (Ganja) The customs officers of IGI airport, New Delhi, have booked a case of smuggling green colour NDPS substance suspected ganja/marijuana. On the basis of APIS profiling one passenger travelling from phuket to Delhi by Flight No. AI 2377 dated 02.08.2026 was intercepted after crossing Customs Green Channel. On X-ray screening of baggage some suspicious images were noticed. Further on examination of baggage, 4 vacuum-sealed packets containing a green-coloured substance, suspected to be hydroponic weed (ganja), having total weight of 2759 grams (including packing material) recovered. Accordingly, the passenger has been placed under arrest under section 43(b) of NDPS Act, 1985, green colour substance suspected to be ganja/marijuana has been seized along with concealing material and packaging under section 43(a) of NDPS act, 1985. Further investigation in the matter is under process.CBIC Delhi Customs

Delhi Customs (Airport & General)

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Yana Mir Bag scanning of international passengers is done routinely. While other paxs put their luggage inside the scanner without any fuss Ms. Yana Mir felt needlessly offended. Staff remained courteous throughout.Privileges are not above law. Footage tells the story.
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Yana Mir Bag scanning of international passengers is done routinely. While other paxs put their luggage inside the scanner without any fuss Ms. Yana Mir felt needlessly offended. Staff remained courteous throughout.Privileges are not above law. Footage tells the story.

Delhi Customs (Airport & General)

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#DelhiCustomsAtWork@IGI Customs, IGI Airport Date: 09.12.2025 Operation: AIU, IGI Airport, New Delhi Seizure: 27,74,100/-(€ 23,750 & US $3,500) Currency The customs officers of IGI Airport, New Delhi have seized foreign currency i.e. € 23,750 & US $3,500- having total value of INR 27,74,100/- (💰Rupees Twenty Seven Lakhs Seventy Four Thousand One Hundred Only) from one turkey national passenger intending to depart to Istanbul on Flight No. 6E-011 dated 09.12.2025 from Terminal 3, IGI Airport, New Delhi. Based of random referral, the passenger was intercepted by the Customs Officers. Personal & baggage checks led to recovery of the concealed foreign currency. The recovered currency notes were discreetly placed and concealed inside the pages of books kept in the check-in baggage, thereby attempting to evade detection during standard security checks. The passenger admitted that the currency was meant to be smuggled abroad. 🔒The said currency has been seized under Section 110 of the Customs Act, 1962. Further investigation is underway. Further investigation is underway.CBIC Delhi Customs
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#DelhiCustomsAtWork@IGI Customs, IGI Airport Date: 09.12.2025 Operation: AIU, IGI Airport, New Delhi Seizure: 27,74,100/-(€ 23,750 & US $3,500) Currency The customs officers of IGI Airport, New Delhi have seized foreign currency i.e. € 23,750 & US $3,500- having total value of INR 27,74,100/- (💰Rupees Twenty Seven Lakhs Seventy Four Thousand One Hundred Only) from one turkey national passenger intending to depart to Istanbul on Flight No. 6E-011 dated 09.12.2025 from Terminal 3, IGI Airport, New Delhi. Based of random referral, the passenger was intercepted by the Customs Officers. Personal & baggage checks led to recovery of the concealed foreign currency. The recovered currency notes were discreetly placed and concealed inside the pages of books kept in the check-in baggage, thereby attempting to evade detection during standard security checks. The passenger admitted that the currency was meant to be smuggled abroad. 🔒The said currency has been seized under Section 110 of the Customs Act, 1962. Further investigation is underway. Further investigation is underway.CBIC Delhi Customs

Delhi Customs (Airport & General)

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Customs, IGI Airport Date: 07.06.2026 Operation: AIU, IGI Airport, New Delhi Seizure: 15.38 Kg Hydroponic weed/Ganja Customs Foils Major Hydroponic Weed Smuggling Attempt at IGI Airport; 15.38 Kg Narcotics Concealed Inside Geysers Seized Based on profiling and specific intelligence, Customs officers at IGI Airport, New Delhi, successfully detected and thwarted an attempt to smuggle a large quantity of narcotic substance into India. Two passengers arriving from Kuala Lumpur by Flight No. D7-182 on 07.06.2026 were intercepted after crossing the Green Channel. During surveillance and examination, officers observed that the passengers were carrying two brand-new geysers in addition to their checked-in baggage. During sustained interrogation and scrutiny of the suspects' mobile phone communications, officers developed a strong suspicion regarding the contents of the geysers. The appliances were therefore subjected X-ray examination, which indicated the possibility of concealed material hidden within their internal structure. Subsequent dismantling of both geysers led to the exposure of a highly sophisticated concealment mechanism. Customs officers recovered 145 vacuum-sealed packets ingeniously concealed inside the appliances. Examination of the recovered packets revealed a green leafy substance suspected to be Hydroponic Weed (Ganja). The total gross weight of the recovered narcotic substance was found to be 15.38 kilograms. The estimated illicit market value of the seized contraband is approximately ₹5.38 crore. The recovered narcotic substance has been seized under the provisions of the NDPS Act, 1985, and both passengers have been placed under arrest. Further investigation is underway .CBIC Delhi Customs
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Customs, IGI Airport Date: 07.06.2026 Operation: AIU, IGI Airport, New Delhi Seizure: 15.38 Kg Hydroponic weed/Ganja Customs Foils Major Hydroponic Weed Smuggling Attempt at IGI Airport; 15.38 Kg Narcotics Concealed Inside Geysers Seized Based on profiling and specific intelligence, Customs officers at IGI Airport, New Delhi, successfully detected and thwarted an attempt to smuggle a large quantity of narcotic substance into India. Two passengers arriving from Kuala Lumpur by Flight No. D7-182 on 07.06.2026 were intercepted after crossing the Green Channel. During surveillance and examination, officers observed that the passengers were carrying two brand-new geysers in addition to their checked-in baggage. During sustained interrogation and scrutiny of the suspects' mobile phone communications, officers developed a strong suspicion regarding the contents of the geysers. The appliances were therefore subjected X-ray examination, which indicated the possibility of concealed material hidden within their internal structure. Subsequent dismantling of both geysers led to the exposure of a highly sophisticated concealment mechanism. Customs officers recovered 145 vacuum-sealed packets ingeniously concealed inside the appliances. Examination of the recovered packets revealed a green leafy substance suspected to be Hydroponic Weed (Ganja). The total gross weight of the recovered narcotic substance was found to be 15.38 kilograms. The estimated illicit market value of the seized contraband is approximately ₹5.38 crore. The recovered narcotic substance has been seized under the provisions of the NDPS Act, 1985, and both passengers have been placed under arrest. Further investigation is underway .CBIC Delhi Customs

Delhi Customs (Airport & General)

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Customs@IGI Airport seized 12 iPhone 16 Pro Max from a group of four passengers trying to smuggle these iPhones from Dubai by indigo flight 6E-1464 on 01.10.2024
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Customs@IGI Airport seized 12 iPhone 16 Pro Max from a group of four passengers trying to smuggle these iPhones from Dubai by indigo flight 6E-1464 on 01.10.2024

Delhi Customs (Airport & General)

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Date: 13.5.2026 Ops: AIU, IGI Airport, New Delhi Gold: 233.5 & 117 Grams When it comes to gold smuggling, smugglers continuously devise innovative concealment methods to evade detection. With the surge in international prices of the precious yellow metal, attempts to smuggle gold into India have become increasingly lucrative. However, Delhi Airport Customs remains vigilant and proactive in countering such attempts. On 13.05.2026, Customs officers at IGI Airport, New Delhi intercepted two Indian male passengers arriving from Jeddah by flight no. SV-756 and Doha by flight no. 6E-1308 after they crossed the Green Channel. During detailed examination, Customs officers unearthed an ingenious modus operandi wherein water bottles had been specially modified with fake bottoms concealing circular pieces of raw gold coated with silver colour and meticulously crafted to fit inside, making detection extremely difficult during routine checks. The alertness and professional acumen of Customs officers led to recovery and seizure of 233.5 grams and 117 grams of gold respectively. Though the quantity seized was comparatively small, the case is significant for the novel concealment methodology detected and exposed by Delhi Airport Customs. CBIC Delhi Customs
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Date: 13.5.2026 Ops: AIU, IGI Airport, New Delhi Gold: 233.5 & 117 Grams When it comes to gold smuggling, smugglers continuously devise innovative concealment methods to evade detection. With the surge in international prices of the precious yellow metal, attempts to smuggle gold into India have become increasingly lucrative. However, Delhi Airport Customs remains vigilant and proactive in countering such attempts. On 13.05.2026, Customs officers at IGI Airport, New Delhi intercepted two Indian male passengers arriving from Jeddah by flight no. SV-756 and Doha by flight no. 6E-1308 after they crossed the Green Channel. During detailed examination, Customs officers unearthed an ingenious modus operandi wherein water bottles had been specially modified with fake bottoms concealing circular pieces of raw gold coated with silver colour and meticulously crafted to fit inside, making detection extremely difficult during routine checks. The alertness and professional acumen of Customs officers led to recovery and seizure of 233.5 grams and 117 grams of gold respectively. Though the quantity seized was comparatively small, the case is significant for the novel concealment methodology detected and exposed by Delhi Airport Customs. CBIC Delhi Customs

Delhi Customs (Airport & General)

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Customs, IGI Airport Date: 23.02.2026 Operation: AIU, IGI Airport, New Delhi Seizure: 23936 grams ganja/marijuana The Customs Officers at Indira Gandhi International Airport, New Delhi, have seized 23.936 kilograms of green-coloured narcotic substance suspected to be Ganja/Marijuana from two Indian passengers arriving from Krabi. Both passengers arrived at Terminal-3 on 22.02.2026 by Flight No. 6E-1070 from Krabi. Based on profiling, they were intercepted at the Green Channel and their baggage was subjected to X-ray screening and detailed examination. During the search, Customs officers recovered a total of 14 polythene pouches containing the suspected narcotic substance — 08 packets concealed in a grey and yellow trolley bag and 06 packets concealed in a dark green and white trolley bag. The recovered substance weighed 23,936 grams (net weight). Preliminary diagnostic testing indicated the substance to be Ganja/Marijuana. The estimated value of the seized narcotics in the illicit market is approximately ₹23.936 crore. The passengers have been arrested under the provisions of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act, 1985. The seized contraband and packing materials have been taken into custody. Further investigation is underway.CBIC Delhi Customs
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Customs, IGI Airport Date: 23.02.2026 Operation: AIU, IGI Airport, New Delhi Seizure: 23936 grams ganja/marijuana The Customs Officers at Indira Gandhi International Airport, New Delhi, have seized 23.936 kilograms of green-coloured narcotic substance suspected to be Ganja/Marijuana from two Indian passengers arriving from Krabi. Both passengers arrived at Terminal-3 on 22.02.2026 by Flight No. 6E-1070 from Krabi. Based on profiling, they were intercepted at the Green Channel and their baggage was subjected to X-ray screening and detailed examination. During the search, Customs officers recovered a total of 14 polythene pouches containing the suspected narcotic substance — 08 packets concealed in a grey and yellow trolley bag and 06 packets concealed in a dark green and white trolley bag. The recovered substance weighed 23,936 grams (net weight). Preliminary diagnostic testing indicated the substance to be Ganja/Marijuana. The estimated value of the seized narcotics in the illicit market is approximately ₹23.936 crore. The passengers have been arrested under the provisions of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act, 1985. The seized contraband and packing materials have been taken into custody. Further investigation is underway.CBIC Delhi Customs

Delhi Customs (Airport & General)

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Golden Dates 🌴: Customs Seizes 172g Gold Concealed in Dates at IGI Airport Date: 26.02.2025 (Day Shift) Ops: AIU, IGI Airport, New Delhi Based on spot profiling, Customs officers at IGI Airport, New Delhi, intercepted one Indian male passenger aged 56 arriving from Jeddah to Delhi on flight SV-756 on 26.02.2025 at the exit of the Green Channel. During the X-ray scan of the baggage, suspicious images were noticed. Additionally, when the passenger passed through the Door Frame Metal Detector (DFMD), a strong beep sound was heard. Further examination of the baggage led to the recovery of assorted yellow metal cut pieces and a chain, all believed to be gold, totaling 172.00 grams, concealed inside dates. 📢 Further investigation is underway.
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Golden Dates 🌴: Customs Seizes 172g Gold Concealed in Dates at IGI Airport Date: 26.02.2025 (Day Shift) Ops: AIU, IGI Airport, New Delhi Based on spot profiling, Customs officers at IGI Airport, New Delhi, intercepted one Indian male passenger aged 56 arriving from Jeddah to Delhi on flight SV-756 on 26.02.2025 at the exit of the Green Channel. During the X-ray scan of the baggage, suspicious images were noticed. Additionally, when the passenger passed through the Door Frame Metal Detector (DFMD), a strong beep sound was heard. Further examination of the baggage led to the recovery of assorted yellow metal cut pieces and a chain, all believed to be gold, totaling 172.00 grams, concealed inside dates. 📢 Further investigation is underway.

Delhi Customs (Airport & General)

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🚨 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!
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🚨 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!

Delhi Customs (Airport & General)

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🚨 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.
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🚨 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.

Delhi Customs (Airport & General)

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🚨 Customs Intercepts Exotic Wildlife Smuggling at IGI Airport! 🚨 On the basis of specific intelligence, Customs at IGI Airport, New Delhi, intercepted three Indian national passengers(male) from Flight AI 303 (BKK to DEL) on 23.02.2025 at 0135 hrs and recovered illegal exotic wildlife from their checked-in baggage. Seized Wildlife Species: 🐍 Snakes: Corn Snakes (5), Milk Snakes (8), Ball Pythons (9) 🦎 Lizards: Bearded Dragons (4), Crested Geckos (7), Cameroon Dwarf Geckos (11), Gecko (1) 🐜 Others: Millipedes (14), Spider (1) The recovered wildlife, along with the passengers, was handed over to authorities for further investigation. ✅ Customs remains vigilant to curb wildlife trafficking and protect biodiversity!
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🚨 Customs Intercepts Exotic Wildlife Smuggling at IGI Airport! 🚨 On the basis of specific intelligence, Customs at IGI Airport, New Delhi, intercepted three Indian national passengers(male) from Flight AI 303 (BKK to DEL) on 23.02.2025 at 0135 hrs and recovered illegal exotic wildlife from their checked-in baggage. Seized Wildlife Species: 🐍 Snakes: Corn Snakes (5), Milk Snakes (8), Ball Pythons (9) 🦎 Lizards: Bearded Dragons (4), Crested Geckos (7), Cameroon Dwarf Geckos (11), Gecko (1) 🐜 Others: Millipedes (14), Spider (1) The recovered wildlife, along with the passengers, was handed over to authorities for further investigation. ✅ Customs remains vigilant to curb wildlife trafficking and protect biodiversity!

Delhi Customs (Airport & General)

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Airport & General Comm'tt, observed ‘नशा मुक्त भारत पखवाड़ा’ & organised a Nukkad Natak to spread awareness against ill-effects & detrimental consequences of Drug Abuse. Officers/staff took pledge ‘Say No to Drugs, Say Yes to Life’.
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Airport & General Comm'tt, observed ‘नशा मुक्त भारत पखवाड़ा’ & organised a Nukkad Natak to spread awareness against ill-effects & detrimental consequences of Drug Abuse. Officers/staff took pledge ‘Say No to Drugs, Say Yes to Life’.

Delhi Customs (Airport & General)

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