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Man Arrested At Jaipur Airport With 1Kg Gold Hid In Rectum

Darpan News Desk IANS, 25 Dec, 2018 09:34 PM

    A 30-year-old man was arrested at the Jaipur International Airport for allegedly trying to smuggle gold into the country by hiding it in his rectum, a Customs official said Tuesday.


    Pankaj Saduwani was taken into custody at the airport Sunday night after the Customs personnel suspected "odd behaviour". He was on a Thai Airways flight.


    During questioning Saduwani confessed that he was hiding six pieces of gold, weighing about 1 kg, in his rectum, the official said.


    Subsequently, he was arrested and the gold seized, the official said.


    The official said the modus operandi of the gang is that a smuggler is given a photograph of the consignee -- waiting outside the airport -- and he has to handover the smuggled goods to that person only.


    Saduwani is being further interrogated, he added.

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