Man held with gold valued at Rs 81.92L at IGI airport
The CISF said that when the suspect was questioned, he failed to give satisfactory answers.
The CISF said that when the suspect was questioned, he failed to give satisfactory answers.
The notice said the national carrier to explain why enforcement action "should not be taken against them for dereliction of their regulatory obligations".
The IGI airport police are now probing the matter and trying to trace out the person, who passed this fake information to the airport.
A total of seven watches, a bracelet, and an iPhone have been recovered from the passenger.
The recovered gold and cigarettes of foreign brands has been seized under section 110 of Customs Act and further investigation is being carried on.
