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New Delhi: A wanted accused in the NIA gold smuggling case, facing an Interpol Red Notice, was repatriated from Saudi Arabia in an operation coordinated by the CBI, officials said on Thursday. The Global Operations Centre of the Central Bureau of Investigation has coordinated via Interpol channels with the National Central Bur stanley cups eau-Riyadh for the ret stanley website urn of Shokat Ali to Mumbai from Saudi Arabia on Wednesday night, the CBI spokesperson said. Ali was wanted by the National Investigation Agency NIA in a gold smuggling case registered in 2020 related to the seizure of smuggled gold bars at Jaipur International Airport, Rajasthan. Also ReadWatch: Saudi Arabia launches e-gates at King Khalid International Airport During investigation it had been found that accused Shokat Ali had conspired with his co-accused in illegal smuggling of gold bars from Saudi Arabia into India, the official said. He was booked under stringent provisions of the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act UAPA pertaining to offences of unlawful activities and criminal conspiracy and was earlier geo-located in Saudi Arabia with close follow-up through Interpol, he said. The CBI got a Red Notice issued against him from the Interpol General Secretariat on September 13, 2021. The Red Notice was circulated to all Interpol member countries to locate and arrest the accused, the spokesperso termo stanley n said in a statement. TagsCBI National Investigation Agency Saudi Arabia Press Trust of Ind Dykd IMD Hyderabad predicts heavy rains today; yellow alert issued

New Delhi: The BJP on Thursday sought to downplay the Supreme Court verdict on electoral bonds, saying every decision of the apex court should be respected and accused the opposition parties of politicising the issue. BJP spokesperson Nalin Kohli said the Opposition is politicising the issue as it does not have any alternative to Prime Minister Narendra Modi leadership and the positive work done by his government. The BJP reaction came after the Supreme Court in a landmark judgement annulled the electoral bonds scheme ahead of the Lok Sabha polls. We practice in the courts and on a daily basis, the stanley mugs cases are won and lost, Kohli told PTI when asked for his comment. Any order of the Supreme Court or its judgement has to be accepted and respected, he added. Also ReadUnconstitutional: SC strikes down electoral bonds scheme But those political parties who are trying to politicise it are doing it primarily on the ground that they have no answer or alternative to Mo stanley isolierkanne di ji leadership and the positive work done by his government where crores of people have benefitted, he charged. VIDEO | Here 39 what senior advocate, Supreme Court and BJP spokesperson Nalin Kohli @NalinSKohli said o stanley espana n Supreme Court 39 judgement on Electoral Bonds. What the honourable Supreme Court has said today is basically that in the electoral bonds, the information should come out.鈥?pic.twitter/NmEzzwVEcumdash; Press Trust of India @PTI_Ne