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Based on profiling, Customs IGI Air Intelligence Unit(AIU) officers kept an Indian female passenger under surveillance arriving from Bangkok to Delhi on 08.11.2025 👉During monitoring, the passenger was seen entering the washroom, where she changed from a black jacket to a grey jacket bearing the National Emblem and “National...

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#WATCH | Delhi Customs officials at IGI Airport intercepted an Indian passenger who arrived from Bangkok by Flight No. 6E-1054 yesterday. The passenger was stopped after crossing the green channel. During an X-ray screening of his baggage, customs officers noticed suspicious images. A detailed examination of the luggage led to the recovery of a green-coloured substance appearing to be hydroponic weed (ganja) concealed inside a false bottom of the baggage. In total, ten packets weighing 2,542 grams (gross weight including packing material) were seized. The recovered substance has been detained for further testing and investigation under the provisions of the NDPS Act, 1985. (Source: Delhi Customs)
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#WATCH | Delhi Customs officials at IGI Airport intercepted an Indian passenger who arrived from Bangkok by Flight No. 6E-1054 yesterday. The passenger was stopped after crossing the green channel. During an X-ray screening of his baggage, customs officers noticed suspicious images. A detailed examination of the luggage led to the recovery of a green-coloured substance appearing to be hydroponic weed (ganja) concealed inside a false bottom of the baggage. In total, ten packets weighing 2,542 grams (gross weight including packing material) were seized. The recovered substance has been detained for further testing and investigation under the provisions of the NDPS Act, 1985. (Source: Delhi Customs)

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#WATCH | Delhi Customs officials at IGI Airport on Monday intercepted a passenger arriving from Bangkok and recovered hydroponic weed cleverly concealed inside kitchen utensils. According to officials, the passenger, travelling on flight 6E1064 dated 17.11.2025, was stopped at the exit of the Green Channel on the basis of profiling. During the X-ray screening of the baggage, officers noticed suspicious images. A detailed examination led to the recovery of green-coloured substance appearing to be hydroponic weed (Ganja) weighing 874 grams. The contraband was ingeniously hidden inside the false bottom of kitchen utensils. (Video: Delhi Customs)

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Customs, IGI Airport Date: 25.04.2025 Operation: AIU, IGI Airport, New Delhi Seizure: 2 kg gold (24 carat) Value: Rs 1.91 crores Based on profiling, a male Indian passenger arriving from Dubai to Delhi by flight number SG-6 dated 25.04.2025 was intercepted at the exit of the green channel. Upon X-ray screening of the passenger’s baggage, suspicious images were observed. A check on the DFMD (Door Frame Metal Detector) revealed no beep sound from the passenger. However, detailed examination of the baggage resulted in the recovery of 2 kilograms of gold bars. The intercepted passenger, aged 40 years and a resident of Jaipur, Rajasthan, was found carrying gold valued at approximately ₹1.91 crores. Further action is being taken as per Customs law.

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#WATCH | Based on spot profiling, Customs officers at IGI Airport intercepted one Indian male passenger aged 56 arriving from Jeddah to Delhi on flight SV-756 yesterday. Examination of his 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. (Source: Customs)

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#WATCH | Special NIA Court at Patiala House Court remanded 6 foreigners in 11 days of National Investigation Agency (NIA) custody. They were produced before the NIA court. It is alleged that they came to India on a visa and then entered Mizoram, which is a protected area. Thereafter, they entered Myanmar and contacted ethnic war groups. It is alleged by the NIA that they were trained in Myanmar and were training ethnic war groups. These groups are associated with insurgent groups in India. It is also alleged that they brought a huge consignment of drones from Europe via india.

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#WATCH | 26/11 terror attack accused Tahawwur Rana being taken from NIA Headquarters in Delhi to Patiala House Court. The National Investigation Agency (NIA) court had extended the custody of Rana for 12 days on 28 April.

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#WATCH | Telangana: Based on specific information received, an Indian male passenger who arrived from Muscat was intercepted by the Customs Air Intelligence unit of Hyderabad Customs, RGIA. The passenger was found to be carrying gold paste which was concealed in the rectum. Customs seized 685.7 grams of gold worth Rs 42,78,768: Customs (25.05) (Video source: Customs)

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Two Bangladeshi nationals allegedly involved in #Bangladesh’s activist #OsmanHadi murder case have been taken to Delhi by the #NIA on a special flight. The arrested individuals, Faizal Karim Masu and Alamgir Hossain, were taken to Delhi yesterday from #Kolkata On Sunday, the NIA approached the Bidhannagar Court seeking permission to interrogate the duo in jail. Sources said that the NIA had recently registered a case under the UAPA in Delhi, in which the names of these two accused were mentioned in the FIR. They are accused of being involved in violence in Bangladesh as well as allegedly spreading unrest in India. Following questioning inside the correctional home on Monday, investigators confirmed that the two individuals named in the FIR were indeed Faizal Karim Masu and Alamgir Hossain. Subsequently, the NIA officials took them to Delhi for further investigation. They were arrested by Bengal STF recently.
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Two Bangladeshi nationals allegedly involved in #Bangladesh’s activist #OsmanHadi murder case have been taken to Delhi by the #NIA on a special flight. The arrested individuals, Faizal Karim Masu and Alamgir Hossain, were taken to Delhi yesterday from #Kolkata On Sunday, the NIA approached the Bidhannagar Court seeking permission to interrogate the duo in jail. Sources said that the NIA had recently registered a case under the UAPA in Delhi, in which the names of these two accused were mentioned in the FIR. They are accused of being involved in violence in Bangladesh as well as allegedly spreading unrest in India. Following questioning inside the correctional home on Monday, investigators confirmed that the two individuals named in the FIR were indeed Faizal Karim Masu and Alamgir Hossain. Subsequently, the NIA officials took them to Delhi for further investigation. They were arrested by Bengal STF recently.

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Watch | Customs officers at IGI Airport intercepted one Indian male passenger aged 56 arriving from #Jeddah to #Delhi yesterday Examination of his baggage led to the recovery of assorted yellow metal cut pieces and a chain, all believed to be #gold, totaling 172.00 gm, concealed inside dates. Further investigation underway
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Watch | Customs officers at IGI Airport intercepted one Indian male passenger aged 56 arriving from #Jeddah to #Delhi yesterday Examination of his baggage led to the recovery of assorted yellow metal cut pieces and a chain, all believed to be #gold, totaling 172.00 gm, concealed inside dates. Further investigation underway

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#WATCH | Guwahati: Special DGP, Assam, Harmeet Sigh says, "Noticed a group of Rohingyas who were travelling in a train from Tripura and had entered Assam...450 such illegal infiltrators were stopped and turned back with the help of border guarding forces. There was an operation launched by STF (Special Task Force) Assam, in July...Once questioning and inquiries took place it was very apparent that this is a matter which is a national security concern and has interstate ramifications. From day one the matter has been looked at and guided by our Chief Minister and the highest formations of the land were wise to decide that the case be sent to NIA and the Government of Assam requested the Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India to transfer one of these cases to the NIA. The NIA took up the case and began an investigation. There's been a collaborative effort of the NIA with us and in this collaborative effort, we were able to put together a list of touts from across the country. Today morning in the wee hours an operation was launched across many states by the NIA with the Assam Police and a total of 47 such touts and middlemen who were running this racket have been caught. 25 from Tripura, 5 from Assam, 3 from West Bengal, 9 from Karnataka, 1 from Haryana, 1 from Telangana and 3 from Tamil Nadu..."

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267,901 views • 2 years ago

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Delhi | Air Intelligence Unit (AIU) of Customs at Indira Gandhi International Airport intercepted an American national of Indian origin yesterday, recovering 115 gold bars weighing 3,565 grams concealed in specially designed inner pockets of his trousers. The suspect arrived in New Delhi on Air India flight AI-4174 from San Francisco and was nabbed after he attempted to slip through the Green Channel without declaring the contraband. The contraband has been seized under Section 110 of the Customs Act, 1962, and the passenger has been placed under arrest under Section 104 of the same Act. Further investigations are underway. (Source: Delhi Customs)

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#WATCH | West Bengal: NIA officers had to face protesters in Bhupatinagar while they were carrying out an investigation in connection with the Bhupatinagar, East Medinipur blast case. People allegedly tried to stop the NIA team from taking the accused persons along with them. More details awaited (Source: NIA)
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#WATCH | West Bengal: NIA officers had to face protesters in Bhupatinagar while they were carrying out an investigation in connection with the Bhupatinagar, East Medinipur blast case. People allegedly tried to stop the NIA team from taking the accused persons along with them. More details awaited (Source: NIA)

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NEW: Uber driver claims Hazel Crest officer slammed him to the ground during arrest while trying to help a passenger at an ATM On Valentine’s Day, Uber driver Jason Young stopped at a Walgreens in Hazel Crest to help a passenger withdraw cash from an ATM. Officers were informed that a man was kicking an ATM and had also unplugged the machine. Bodycam video shows Young standing at the ATM on his phone when a Hazel Crest officer suddenly rushes in, shouts commands, and slams him to the ground. Young repeatedly asks, “What the f*** did I do to you, bro?” The officer never identifies himself. No charges were filed against Young, and he was released at the scene. An internal investigation found the officer’s use of force “not appropriate,” and the officer received corrective discipline and additional training. Young has hired a civil rights attorney to represent his case.

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