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Diamonds, jewellery worth Rs 24 cr seized in poll-bound Maharashtra

The Static Surveillance Team (SST) of the Election Commission has seized diamonds, gold and silver jewellery costing around Rs 24 crore near a toll booth in Ahilyanagar district of poll-bound Maharashtra, an official said on Saturday. The seizure was made...

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Mumbai, Updated At : 07:37 AM Nov 03, 2024 IST

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The Static Surveillance Team (SST) of the Election Commission has seized diamonds, gold and silver jewellery costing around Rs 24 crore near a toll booth in Ahilyanagar district of poll-bound Maharashtra, an official said on Saturday.

The seizure was made on Thursday morning near the Supa toll plaza, he said.

SSTs have been deployed across Maharashtra in view of the November 20 Assembly elections. “The consignment of diamonds, gold and silver jewellery was recovered from a vehicle in which three persons were travelling,” the police said.

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