3,000 exotic turtles seized at Bengaluru airport, sent back to Malaysia
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and Sudhakar Govindaswamy, flew in from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, aboard IndiGo 6E 1038, and were caught at the airport at 10.59 pm.DHNSLast Updated : 21 May 2025, 22:24 IST Follow Us :
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