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Customs officials at IGI Airport arrested an Indian passenger arriving from Bangkok on Flight AI 2335 on June 21 after allegedly recovering 13.84 kg of hydroponic weed from his baggage. The seized contraband is estimated to be worth around ₹4.83 crore. Further investigation is underway.
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दिल्ली के IGI एयरपोर्ट पर बड़ी कार्रवाई में 34 करोड़ रुपये से अधिक की हेरोइन बरामद की गई है।
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Customs, IGI Airport Date: 16.06.2026
Operation: AIU, IGI Airport, New Delhi
Seizure: 6,934 grams (net weight) Heroin
The customs officers of IGI airport, New Delhi, have booked a case of smuggling white color NDPS substance. On the basis of profiling, one Indian passenger arriving from Kuala Lumpur by flight no. OD-205 dated 16.06.2026 was intercepted by Customs officers at the Green Channel of Terminal-3, IGI Airport, New Delhi.
During X-ray screening and detailed examination of two trolley bags carried by the passenger, four (04) packets containing white-coloured powder suspected to be Heroin were recovered.
The recovered substance weighed 6,934 grams (net weight) and, upon diagnostic testing, prima facie tested positive for Heroin. The estimated value of the seized contraband is approximately ₹34.67 crore.
Accordingly, the passenger was arrested under the provisions of the NDPS Act, 1985 and the suspected Heroin along with the packing material was seized.
Further investigation is in progress.
Shri Vivek Chaturvedi, Chairman, @cbic_india along with Member (Customs), Shri Yogendra Garg, participated in an outreach programme organized by the Express Industry Council of India (EICI) & the Federation of Indian Export Organisations (FIEO) to discuss the Customs policy reforms for the Express sector introduced in the Union Budget 2026, on 18.06.2026
Addressing the gathering, Shri Vivek Chaturvedi highlighted CBIC’s commitment to leveraging technology, automation and digitisation to facilitate faster, more efficient and transparent customs clearances while strengthening India’s trade ecosystem.
Shri Yogendra Garg underscored the importance of stakeholder collaboration in ensuring smooth implementation of the reforms and enhancing ease of doing business through simplified and technology-driven customs procedures.
The outreach programme aimed to engage with industry stakeholders, gather feedback, and promote awareness of the new measures designed to expedite clearances, support e-commerce growth and improve the overall efficiency of cross-border trade.
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Customs, IGI Airport Date: 09.06.2026
Operation: AIU, IGI Airport, New Delhi
Seizure: 6939.5 grams Hydroponic weed/Ganja
The customs officers of IGI airport, New Delhi, have booked a case of smuggling green color NDPS substance. On the basis of profiling, one Indian passenger arriving from Bangkok by flight no. 6E-1054 dated 09.06.2026 was intercepted by Customs officers at Terminal-3, IGI Airport, New Delhi on 10.06.2026.
During X-ray screening and detailed examination of the passenger's baggage, eight (08) polythene pouches containing green-coloured narcotic substance suspected to be Ganja/Marijuana were recovered from a black-coloured trolley bag.
The recovered substance weighed 6,939.5 grams (net weight) and, upon diagnostic testing, prima facie tested positive for Ganja/Marijuana. The estimated value of the seized contraband is approximately ₹2.43 crore.
Accordingly, the passenger was arrested under the provisions of the NDPS Act, 1985 and the contraband along with the packing material was seized.
Further investigation is underway.@cbic_india @Delhicustoms
Customs, IGI Airport Date: 08.06.2026
Operation: AIU, IGI Airport, New Delhi
Seizure: 4045 grams Hydroponic weed/Ganja
The customs officers of IGI airport, New Delhi, have booked a case of smuggling green color NDPS substance. One passenger travelling from Bangkok to Delhi by flight no. AI 2356 dated 08.06.2026 was intercepted after crossing the Customs Green Channel at IGI Airport, New Delhi.
During X-ray screening of the passenger's baggage, suspicious images were noticed. Subsequent detailed examination of the baggage resulted in recovery of three (06) vacuum-sealed packets suspected to contain Hydroponic Weed (Ganja) weighing approximately 4045 grams. The market value of the seized hydroponic weed is approx. 1.42 crore.
Further investigation is underway.@cbic_india @Delhicustoms
Customs, IGI Airport Date: 07.06.2026
Operation: AIU, IGI Airport, New Delhi
Seizure: 15.38 Kg Hydroponic weed/Ganja
Customs Foils Major Hydroponic Weed Smuggling Attempt at IGI Airport; 15.38 Kg Narcotics Concealed Inside Geysers Seized
Based on profiling and specific intelligence, Customs officers at IGI Airport, New Delhi, successfully detected and thwarted an attempt to smuggle a large quantity of narcotic substance into India.
Two passengers arriving from Kuala Lumpur by Flight No. D7-182 on 07.06.2026 were intercepted after crossing the Green Channel. During surveillance and examination, officers observed that the passengers were carrying two brand-new geysers in addition to their checked-in baggage.
During sustained interrogation and scrutiny of the suspects' mobile phone communications, officers developed a strong suspicion regarding the contents of the geysers. The appliances were therefore subjected X-ray examination, which indicated the possibility of concealed material hidden within their internal structure.
Subsequent dismantling of both geysers led to the exposure of a highly sophisticated concealment mechanism. Customs officers recovered 145 vacuum-sealed packets ingeniously concealed inside the appliances. Examination of the recovered packets revealed a green leafy substance suspected to be Hydroponic Weed (Ganja).
The total gross weight of the recovered narcotic substance was found to be 15.38 kilograms. The estimated illicit market value of the seized contraband is approximately ₹5.38 crore.
The recovered narcotic substance has been seized under the provisions of the NDPS Act, 1985, and both passengers have been placed under arrest.
Further investigation is underway .@cbic_india @Delhicustoms
Customs, IGI Airport Date: 03.06.2026
Operation: AIU, IGI Airport, New Delhi
Seizure: 6.020 Kg Hydroponic weed/Ganja
The customs officers of IGI airport, New Delhi, have booked a case of smuggling green color NDPS substance. On the basis of profiling, one Indian national passenger travelling from Bangkok to Delhi by flight no. TG-315 dated 03.06.2026 was intercepted after crossing the Customs Green Channel at IGI Airport, New Delhi.
During X-ray screening of the passenger's baggage, suspicious images were noticed. Subsequent detailed examination of the baggage resulted in recovery of six (06) identical vacuum-sealed packets suspected to contain Hydroponic Weed (Ganja) weighing approximately 6.020 kg (net weight). The market value of seized NDPS substance is around 2.10 Cr. The recovery indicated an attempt to smuggle narcotic substances into India through passenger baggage.
Further investigation is underway.@cbic_india @Delhicustoms
Customs, IGI Airport Date: 01.06.2026
Operation: AIU, IGI Airport, New Delhi
Seizure: 1.57 Kg Hydroponic weed/Ganja
The customs officers of IGI airport, New Delhi, have booked a case of smuggling green color NDPS substance. One passenger travelling from Bangkok to Delhi by flight no. TG-323 dated 01.06.2026 was intercepted after crossing the Customs Green Channel at IGI Airport, New Delhi.
During X-ray screening of the passenger's baggage, suspicious images were noticed. Subsequent detailed examination of the baggage resulted in recovery of three (03) vacuum-sealed packets suspected to contain Hydroponic Weed (Ganja) weighing approximately 1,570 grams. The market value of the seized hydroponic weed is approx. 55 lakhs.
Further investigation is underway.@cbic_india @Delhicustoms
Customs, IGI Airport Date: 29.05.2026
Operation: AIU, IGI Airport, New Delhi
Seizure: 2.645 Kg (Gross weight) Hydroponic weed/Ganja
The customs officers of IGI airport, New Delhi, have booked a case of smuggling of green colour NDPS substance. One Indian passenger travelling from Bangkok to Delhi by flight no. 6E-1064 dated 29.05.2026 was intercepted after crossing the Customs Green Channel at IGI Airport, New Delhi.
During detailed examination, the suitcase was found to be unusually heavy. A meticulous inspection led to the detection of specially designed false cavities concealed within the upper and lower sections of the baggage. Hidden inside these cavities, Customs officers recovered two vacuum-sealed packets containing suspected Hydroponic Weed (Ganja) weighing approximately 2.6 kg. The market value of the seized hydroponic weed is approx. 91 lakhs.
Further investigation is underway.@cbic_india @Delhicustoms
#DelhiCustoms officials at IGI Airport seized around 396 grams of gold concealed inside chocolate packets from a passenger attempting to smuggle the precious metal.
The incident highlights how smugglers continue to adopt new concealment methods to evade detection. Vigilant enforcement remains crucial in curbing illicit trade and protecting lawful economic systems.
#FICCICASCADE #GoldSmuggling
Customs, IGI Airport Date: 24.05.2026
Operation: AIU, IGI Airport, New Delhi
Seizure: 17,720 grams marijuana/ganja (gross weight)
The Customs Officers of IGI Airport, New Delhi, have booked a case of smuggling. One passenger travelling from Bangkok to Delhi by flight no. AI-2335 dated 12.05.2026 was discreetly kept under surveillance by Customs officers at IGI Airport, New Delhi.
Simultaneously, another passenger arriving from Sharjah by flight no. IX-136 was spot profiled while crossing the Green Channel with a bag having no baggage tag. During X-ray screening, suspicious images were noticed.
On detailed enquiry and personal search, baggage tags were recovered from the passenger, who admitted that he had been instructed to collect the bag booked in the name of the Bangkok passenger. Further examination of the baggage resulted in recovery of Hydroponic Weed (Ganja) weighing 17.720 kg (including packing material).
Further investigation in the matter is under process.@cbic_india @Delhicustoms
Customs, IGI Airport Date: 22.05.2026
Operation: AIU, IGI Airport, New Delhi
Seizure: 47805 grams marijuana/ganja
The Customs Officers at IGI Airport, New Delhi, intercepted two Thailand national passengers arriving from Bangkok by flight no. AI-2356 dated 22.05.2026 after they crossed the Customs Green Channel.
Acting on specific profiling inputs and suspicious travel indicators, Customs officers subjected the baggage of both passengers to detailed examination.
Subsequently, a thorough physical examination of the baggage was conducted, which resulted in the recovery of six (06) vacuum-sealed packets suspected to contain Hydroponic Weed (Ganja). Out of the total recovery, four packets weighing approximately 29 kilograms were recovered from the baggage of one passenger, while two packets weighing approximately 19 kilograms were recovered from the baggage of the second passenger. The total quantity of the suspected narcotic substance recovered in the case was approximately 47.805 kilograms(Net weight). The market value of the recoverd NDPS substance is approx 48 Cr.
This is one of the highest seizures in recent times at IGI airport, Delhi.
Further investigation in the matter is under progress.@cbic_india @Delhicustoms
“DRI seizes 3,00,000 electronic cigarettes/vapes worth Rs. 120 crore in a major crackdown on e-cigarette smuggling racket across Maharashtra, Gujarat, Delhi and West Bengal.
These prohibited e-cigarettes were found to be sourced from China in every instance and imported in concealment in the items such as “Furniture” and “Metal Chair Parts”.
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Customs, IGI Airport Date: 17.05.2026
Operation: Preventive shift, IGI Airport, New Delhi
Seizure: 396 grams Gold
The Customs Officers at IGI Airport, New Delhi, on the basis of spot profiling, booked two separate cases of gold smuggling involving two passengers arriving from Riyadh by Flynas flight.
During screening at the Green Channel, both passengers were diverted for X-ray examination of their baggage. On scanning, suspicious images were noticed inside chocolate packets carried by the passengers. The packets were detained on suspicion of concealment of gold in dust form and sent for detailed examination and recovery.
Subsequently, after furnace recovery, a total of 396 grams of gold of 999.9 purity, concealed inside chocolates, was recovered in the two cases (200 grams and 196 grams respectively).
The recovered gold was seized under the provisions of the Customs Act, 1962 and cases have been booked against the passengers.
Further investigation in the matter is under progress.@cbic_india @Delhicustoms
Reaffirming its commitment to trade facilitation and efficient border management, Delhi Customs Zone convened the CCFC on 20.05.2026 at New Customs House. The meeting brought together Partner Government Agencies (PGAs), Custodians, DG (Systems), trade representatives, and other stakeholders to foster coordinated action towards reducing dwell time, resolving systemic bottlenecks, and enhancing the overall ease, speed, and predictability of cargo clearances.
#cbic_india
ICD Patparganj & Other ICDs Commissionerate has waived late filing fee/penalty for Bills of Entry impacted by “Error 999” on ICEGATE during 13–14 May 2026 under AIFTA & SAPTA notifications.
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CBIC, in coordination with @FitIndiaOff, organised the #SundaysOnCycle campaign across the country on 17.05.2026 to promote fitness, healthy living and public participation in physical activities.
The flagship event was held at Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, New Delhi, and witnessed enthusiastic participation from more than 500 individuals from different walks of life. Sh. Manish Kumar, Chief Commissioner, Delhi Customs, graced the occasion as the Chief Guest. Several senior officers from GST and Customs also participated in the event.
The initiative highlights the importance of fitness and sustainable lifestyles while encouraging citizens to adopt cycling as an eco-friendly and healthy mode of transportation.
#CyclewithGSTCustoms
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