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Afghanistan diplomat caught with gold at Mumbai airport resigns

IndiaTimes Saturday, 4 May 2024 ()
Zakia Wardak, Consul general of Afghanistan in Mumbai, resigned after caught smuggling 25 kg gold worth Rs 18.6 crore from Dubai. TOI reported Mateen Hafeez found gold in her clothes at the airport.
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