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Gold worth Rs 1.61 crore seized at Mumbai airport after CISF foils suspected smuggling bid

CISF foiled an alleged gold-smuggling bid at Mumbai airport and seized 1,311 grams of suspected smuggled gold worth Rs 1.61 crore. A loader and a female transit passenger were handed over to Customs for further investigation and legal action

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According to the CISF, the incident took place around 4.20 pm when its personnel noticed suspicious activity involving a loader near the Smoking Zone near the International Boarding Gate. Representational pic

According to the CISF, the incident took place around 4.20 pm when its personnel noticed suspicious activity involving a loader near the Smoking Zone near the International Boarding Gate. Representational pic

The Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) foiled an alleged gold-smuggling attempt at Mumbai's Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport and recovered around 1,311 grams of suspected smuggled gold valued at approximately Rs 1.61 crore, news agency ANI reported quoting the security agency.

The interception was carried out by the CISF's Crime and Intelligence Wing (CIW) based on behavioural detection and heightened surveillance at the airport.

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