<p>A Swedish army woman, arrested at Goa's Dabolim airport a day ago for carrying a live cartridge while boarding a Mumbai-bound flight, will be presented before a court for remand Tuesday, police said. <br /><br /></p>.<p>Deputy Superintendent of Police Deu Benaulikar said the Swedish embassy had not established any contact with the state authorities vis a vis the arrest of Inger Kristina Hardinz, an arms instructor in the Swedish army. <br /><br />"We will produce her for remand. There has been no contact whatsoever made by the Swedish embassy," Benaulikar said. Inger was boarding Indigo flight GE-196 when a live 5.56 mm cartridge was found in her hand baggage during the security check.<br /><br />Upon interrogation, Hardinz, who told the authorities she was a qualified arms instructor with the Swedish army, said had "no idea" how the cartridge had slipped into her luggage. Hardinz arrived in India Dec 23, 2011.</p>
<p>A Swedish army woman, arrested at Goa's Dabolim airport a day ago for carrying a live cartridge while boarding a Mumbai-bound flight, will be presented before a court for remand Tuesday, police said. <br /><br /></p>.<p>Deputy Superintendent of Police Deu Benaulikar said the Swedish embassy had not established any contact with the state authorities vis a vis the arrest of Inger Kristina Hardinz, an arms instructor in the Swedish army. <br /><br />"We will produce her for remand. There has been no contact whatsoever made by the Swedish embassy," Benaulikar said. Inger was boarding Indigo flight GE-196 when a live 5.56 mm cartridge was found in her hand baggage during the security check.<br /><br />Upon interrogation, Hardinz, who told the authorities she was a qualified arms instructor with the Swedish army, said had "no idea" how the cartridge had slipped into her luggage. Hardinz arrived in India Dec 23, 2011.</p>