New Delhi.14.8 kg gold (Gold) was caught from Kannada actress Ranya Rao (Ranya Rao) at the Kepe Gowda International Airport in Bengaluru. This is one of the biggest seizures of recent times. The Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI), an organization working under the Union Finance Ministry, exposed a large racket of smuggling. Rao was caught just before the security investigation of the airport.
According to reports, Raanya Rao had hidden 14 gold bars from tapes and straps on his thighs. She was trying to dodge custom officials. After his arrest, his bases were raided. These raids found gold jewelry worth Rs 2.06 crore and cash of Rs 2.67 crore. In such a situation, the question is justified that how much gold can we bring from abroad?
Customs rules in India show that under which conditions passengers can import gold (Gold). Under the Passport Act of 1967, Indian passengers can carry gold up to 1 kg. But it is very low duty free quantity. This rule suggests that 20 grams for men and 40 grams for women (up to a price of only Rs 1 lakh in terms of female passenger) fee are free. Children are allowed to bring 20/40 grams of gold. The price limit for boys/girl is Rs 50,000/1,00,000 respectively.
When coming from abroad from abroad, all passengers have to undergo customs inspection after approval by an immigration officer and receiving their goods from conveyor belt. Passengers can choose from two withdrawals channels: Green Channels for those who do not have any feely or prohibited objects, and the red channel for those who have such items. On arrival, passengers will have to declare the gold type and quantity with them using a prescribed form.
