Foreigner arrested with drugs at IGIA
26 Dec 2012 11:58 PM GMT
A Zambian woman was arrested on Tuesday for allegedly smuggling narcotics worth Rs 2.8 crore at the Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGIA).
The woman was intercepted around 0040 hrs at Terminal-3 of the airport by a CISF check squad.
Security officials identified the woman as Chibuye Emmlychilonga, 32, from Zambia and her travel documents revealed that she was travelling to Adis Ababa on an Ethiopian Airlines flight.
‘Her appearance appeared to be suspicious when she came to the airport and based on this profiling she was selected for thorough checking. On screening and physical checking of her baggages, 35 kg of Methylenadroxhlyle, Ephedrine and Pseudoephedrine drugs were recovered in a powder form, which was concealed in clothes,’ a CISF officer said.
The woman was later handed over to Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) sleuths who arrested her for further interrogation, they said. The woman was on a tourist visa to India, they added. Anti-narcotics sleuths estimate the value of the seized contraband, also a popular party drug, to be about Rs 2.8 crore.
The woman was intercepted around 0040 hrs at Terminal-3 of the airport by a CISF check squad.
Security officials identified the woman as Chibuye Emmlychilonga, 32, from Zambia and her travel documents revealed that she was travelling to Adis Ababa on an Ethiopian Airlines flight.
‘Her appearance appeared to be suspicious when she came to the airport and based on this profiling she was selected for thorough checking. On screening and physical checking of her baggages, 35 kg of Methylenadroxhlyle, Ephedrine and Pseudoephedrine drugs were recovered in a powder form, which was concealed in clothes,’ a CISF officer said.
The woman was later handed over to Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) sleuths who arrested her for further interrogation, they said. The woman was on a tourist visa to India, they added. Anti-narcotics sleuths estimate the value of the seized contraband, also a popular party drug, to be about Rs 2.8 crore.
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