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Home›Green Marine›India arms cache stokes maritime smuggling fears
Green Marine

May 25, 2005 · about 21 years ago

India arms cache stokes maritime smuggling fears

A cache of arms found by Indian police in a container at the port of Mumbai highlights fears that containers are being used to smuggle illicit weapons around the globe, security experts said on Tuesday. Bombay police confirmed on Tuesday they had seized 37 revolvers, 1,280 rounds of ammunition and a

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A cache of arms found by Indian police in a container at the port of Mumbai highlights fears that containers are being used to smuggle illicit weapons around the globe, security experts said on Tuesday. Bombay police confirmed on Tuesday they had seized 37 revolvers, 1,280 rounds of ammunition and a silencer from a container last Friday that arrived from Singapore at the busy Jawaharlal Nehru Port.

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