Overview
- Customs officers at IGI Terminal 3 intercepted one Indian passenger who arrived from Bangkok via Singapore on August 21.
- The traveler was diverted at the green channel for x-ray screening and a baggage search by officers on duty.
- Officers found 25 black polythene packets in two trolley bags containing a green substance weighing 24,814 grams net.
- A diagnostic test indicated the material prima facie appeared to be ganja, which customs valued at about Rs 24.8 crore.
- The passenger was arrested and the narcotics seized, with investigators working to identify handlers and network links.