New Delhi: Customs Officials at Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGI) Delhi restored a total of 91 capsules which contained around 998 grams suspected of being worth around RS 6,986 Crore from Uganda National, which was arrested.
In accordance with the official statement from the Customs Commissioner Office, 53 drug capsules were restored from a passenger bag and 38 capsules recovered from his stomach after hospitalization at RML Hospital, Delhi.
Furthermore, it stated that passengers arrived in Delhi on January 16 from Uganda through Ethiopia.
Delhi Customs have intercepted passengers upon arrival at IGI airport.
“Furthermore, on a thorough examination of his luggage, 53 white substance capsules in his black hands were restored, further, passengers admitted that he had also swallowed several narcotics capsules.
Since then, it is an upcoming emergency, the passenger Cared for at the RML Hospital.
“” As long as the X-rays are carried out at RML hospitals, some substances such as capsules are detected in their stomachs.
38 Colored off-white capsules contain substances with intelligence hidden in their stomachs, allegedly restored narcotics.
When this material becomes The target kit of the field drug test, Prima Facie seems to contain heroin, “he added.
Customs in a statement said that passengers have violated the provisions of Part 8 of the NDPS Law, 1985 and have committed a violation that can be punished under Section 21, Section 23 and Section 29 of the NDPS Law, 1985.
Passengers have been detained under the section 43 (b) NDPS Law, 1985 while capsules have been confiscated based on Section 43 (a) of the NDPS Law, 1985.
Further investigation in this problem is in the process.