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6 live rounds seized from passenger at Ahmedabad airport

Ahmedabad (Gujarat) [India], Jun 25 (ANI): CISF personnel on Tuesday seized six live rounds of .32 calibre bullets from a passenger during the security check at the Ahmedabad airport.

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Ahmedabad (Gujarat) [India], Jun 25 (ANI): CISF personnel on Tuesday seized six live rounds of .32 calibre bullets from a passenger during the security check at the Ahmedabad airport.
The accused identified as Md Jasmin, who bound for Lucknow by IndiGo flight 6E-244, was handed over to the Airport Police Station after he could not produce any valid document or licence. (ANI)

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