Ranya Rao, the daughter of the Karnataka DGP, was apprehended at Bengaluru's Kempegowda International Airport with 17 gold bars weighing 14.2kg. Her unexpected background as a real estate freelancer in Dubai adds a layer of intrigue to the case.
Gold SmugglingReal EstateDriKarnataka DgpRanya RaoReal EstateMar 08, 2025
Ranya Rao is a Kannada actor and the daughter of the Karnataka Director General of Police (DGP). She was recently caught at Bengaluru's Kempegowda International Airport with 17 gold bars weighing 14.2kg.
Ranya Rao was caught with 17 gold bars, totaling 14.2kg, at Bengaluru's Kempegowda International Airport.
Ranya Rao claims to be a freelancer in the real estate sector in Dubai, managing properties and assisting clients with property purchases and sales.
The DRI is conducting a comprehensive investigation to understand the nature and extent of Ranya Rao’s involvement in the gold smuggling and to trace the origin and intended destination of the gold bars.
Gold smuggling is a significant issue in India due to the high demand for gold and the substantial import duties. The high costs and tariffs make it attractive for smugglers to bypass legal channels.
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