MANGALURU: The Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) group of workers on Thursday nabbed an air passenger headed for Dubai for surreptitiously looking to sneak 10,000 dollars in his undergarments at Mangaluru International Airport (MIA).
Hemendra Singh, assistant inspector-general, public members of the family officer, CISF in a communication right here named the passenger as Abdul Hameed Kodiyama, who used to be booked to shuttle to Dubai by way of an Air India Express flight.
The incident came to mild when CISF sub-inspector Rakesh Kumar Mahawar spotted some suspicious merchandise concealed underneath the clothes of Abdul Hameed at about eight.10am during pre-embarkation security take a look at at the international security hang area of MIA. CISF who took Hameed to a separate place in SHA for thorough seek recovered two bundles of US dollars consisting of 5000 USD each from his ownership.
The CISF group of workers handed over the passenger along side recovered foreign currency echange (10000 USD price approximately Rs 7 lakh) to Customs officers for further necessary action within the subject. Sources aware of the recovery of the volume, now not willing to be named, instructed IdealNews that the senior CISF officers have announced a money award of Rs 2000 to Rakesh Kumar for his alacrity and the officer is eligible for reward for Customs department as well.
Hemendra Singh, assistant inspector-general, public members of the family officer, CISF in a communication right here named the passenger as Abdul Hameed Kodiyama, who used to be booked to shuttle to Dubai by way of an Air India Express flight.
The incident came to mild when CISF sub-inspector Rakesh Kumar Mahawar spotted some suspicious merchandise concealed underneath the clothes of Abdul Hameed at about eight.10am during pre-embarkation security take a look at at the international security hang area of MIA. CISF who took Hameed to a separate place in SHA for thorough seek recovered two bundles of US dollars consisting of 5000 USD each from his ownership.
The CISF group of workers handed over the passenger along side recovered foreign currency echange (10000 USD price approximately Rs 7 lakh) to Customs officers for further necessary action within the subject. Sources aware of the recovery of the volume, now not willing to be named, instructed IdealNews that the senior CISF officers have announced a money award of Rs 2000 to Rakesh Kumar for his alacrity and the officer is eligible for reward for Customs department as well.
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