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This picture of gold-paste seized from smugglers goes viral and Twitteratis have the most hilarious reactionsThis picture of gold-paste seized from smugglers goes viral and Twitterati have the most hilarious reactions
New Delhi: A picture of a brown-coloured paste is going viral on the social media platforms lately and believe it or not the paste that at first glance resembles human waste, is actually gold paste worth lakhs.
The picture has baffled the internet and a number of memes soon flooded the internet.
ANI shared the picture of the gold paste on Twitter. It was informed that the paste was recovered by the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence in Hyderabad.
1,850 kg of gold paste was being carried by a passenger at Hyderabad International Airport. From the paste total of 1120.780 grams of gold was extracted from the paste valued at Rs. 34,57,606.
The image triggered hilarious reactions from the netizens. while some could not stop saying how similar gold paste looks to excreta, others could not help admiring the trcik used by the smugglers.#Telangana: Directorate of Revenue Intelligence recovered 1.850 kg gold paste from a passenger at Hyderabad International airport, yesterday. Total of 1120.780 grams of gold was extracted from the gold paste valued at Rs Rs 34,57,606. pic.twitter.com/OyoxEFFN87
— ANI (@ANI) July 22, 2018
I'll never be able to look at gold in the same way ????
— See Ma (@iGeekyChic) July 22, 2018
Yeh Tao tatti hai... pic.twitter.com/Q0f5zngsdg
— Masala Dosa (@MasalaDosa_) July 22, 2018
— Jaggedape ???????? (@jaggedape) July 23, 2018
???????????????????? pic.twitter.com/u0yni26uDx
— Saće (@AceMarcello) July 23, 2018
Astonishing and amazing how people do smuggling nowadays! Hats off to the innovators!!
— Anti-stupid (@AbhimanyuKohli) July 22, 2018
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