Mumbai: Three Kenyan women held for smuggling gold biscuits
India Today
The NCB had nabbed three Kenyan women, who had hidden gold biscuits in their vaginal and rectal cavities. The trio were later handed over to the Customs department.
Three Kenyan women were arrested by the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) from Mumbai airport on Wednesday for carrying three packets comprising 17 pieces of gold biscuits. The seized items weighed around 937.38gm. Acting on a tip off, the three were arrested on August 17 from the Mumbai airport. All three were coming from Doha to Mumbai.
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