malayalam actors Durgai Salman He was questioned by customs officials as part of an ongoing investigation into an alleged luxury car smuggling case. According to latest reports, the actor-filmmaker has not requested the temporary release of the remaining vehicles.Previously, Dulgai Salman appeared before officials on July 1 and was questioned for nearly four hours. Durgai has not yet asked for the temporary release of the remaining vehicles, The Hindu reported. They are also seeking more information about the luxury vehicle linked to the investigation. It was also hinted that the actor may be asked to produce other high-end vehicles he owns in front of investigators.
Officials seek more details
Officers also allegedly questioned the “I Am Game” actor about several luxury cars that are under investigation. He had earlier been granted provisional release over two of the four vehicles seized during the investigation. The investigation was conducted under Operation Numkoor, a nationwide investigation into the alleged smuggling of high-end vehicles.According to Dulquer’s petition, one of the vehicles is a 2004 Land Rover Defender. The petition stated that the vehicle had been legally cleared through customs with a bill of entry for household consumption submitted by the International Committee of the Red Cross as consignee.
Dulquer Salmaan expresses concern over propaganda
In his petition, Durgai Salman also said that media coverage of the seizure had affected his image. The petition stated, “The media gave publicity to the seizure for vested reasons and described the vehicle as being used for smuggling, transporting drugs, contraband and anti-national activities along with certain other vehicles. This creates a bad impression on the applicant and affects his reputation.“Meanwhile, on the work front, Dulquer Salmaan is gearing up for the release of “I’m Game” directed by Nahas Hidhayath.
What is Operation Namkul?
Operation Numkoor is investigating the alleged smuggling of luxury cars from Bhutan. According to the investigation, some vehicles were allegedly purchased at auctions at low prices and later sold at much higher prices.