<p> Varanasi (Uttar Pradesh): A team of the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) has arrested two smugglers here after recovering gold biscuits worth over Rs 2 crore from them, officials said on Monday.</p>.<p> The accused had allegedly illegally sourced the gold biscuits from Myanmar, they added.</p>.<p> Directorate officials said they received information about a consignment of gold being smuggled from Myanmar and being taken to Delhi by the Brahmaputra Express on Sunday.</p>.Smuggled gold worth Rs 17.73 lakh seized at Mangaluru airport.<p> Based on the tip-off, the officials of Varanasi DRI unit boarded the train near Pandit Deen Dayal Upadhyay station and looked for the suspects.</p>.<p> Upon searching, 20 gold biscuits wrapped in brown tape were recovered from Arvind (51), a resident of Maharashtra and Amit (24), a resident of Tamil Nadu, who were travelling in the H-1 bogie of the train.</p>.<p> The price of the gold biscuits is said to be over Rs 2.07 crore, according to the officials.</p>.<p> A case has been registered against the accused and the duo has been sent to jail, they added. </p>
<p> Varanasi (Uttar Pradesh): A team of the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) has arrested two smugglers here after recovering gold biscuits worth over Rs 2 crore from them, officials said on Monday.</p>.<p> The accused had allegedly illegally sourced the gold biscuits from Myanmar, they added.</p>.<p> Directorate officials said they received information about a consignment of gold being smuggled from Myanmar and being taken to Delhi by the Brahmaputra Express on Sunday.</p>.Smuggled gold worth Rs 17.73 lakh seized at Mangaluru airport.<p> Based on the tip-off, the officials of Varanasi DRI unit boarded the train near Pandit Deen Dayal Upadhyay station and looked for the suspects.</p>.<p> Upon searching, 20 gold biscuits wrapped in brown tape were recovered from Arvind (51), a resident of Maharashtra and Amit (24), a resident of Tamil Nadu, who were travelling in the H-1 bogie of the train.</p>.<p> The price of the gold biscuits is said to be over Rs 2.07 crore, according to the officials.</p>.<p> A case has been registered against the accused and the duo has been sent to jail, they added. </p>