Sanitary ware turns to red sandalwood

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Customs seized four metric tonnes of red sandalwood worth some Rs.100 million. They were packed in 445 boxes and imported illegally from South India after being declared as sanitary ware. (SD)

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samosa Friday, 22 November 2013 09:09 AM

This sanitary man doesn't have sandalwood connection

tony Saturday, 23 November 2013 05:54 AM

SURELY ON A TIP OFF. HOW DID IT PASS INDIAN CUSTOMS

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