Tikamgarh: In Tikamgarh city, black marketing of gold is being done rapidly by buses. On Monday, the police got a big success in this matter. Police has also recovered more than 600 grams of gold from the bus that reached Tikamgarh from Indore. The police has started taking action in this case. On the other hand, as soon as the information about smuggling of gold from the bus was received, all the people have gathered at the bus stand. On Monday morning, as soon as the bus number MP36 P 4499 stopped at Tikamgarh bus stand, the plainclothes police surrounded the bus and went straight to the driver. Here seized a parcel from the driver and started inquiring about it. Whereas this parcel was seized and informed directly to the Superintendent of Police and the parcel has been delivered to Kotwali. It is being told that gold was sent in a mobile box in this bus. It was sent by a merchant of Indore to the merchants of Tikamgarh. Further action will be taken after investigation: SP Rohit Kashwani has said that information was received that black marketing of gold through buses is increasing rapidly in the city. He has said that the police was already prepared after getting concrete information on Monday. As soon as the bus arrived at the bus stand, some parcels were seized from the driver. In which gold parcel was also included. It was given to the driver by someone in Indore and asked to give it to someone in Tikamgarh. SP Kashwani told that all are being called on the basis of 5 parcels received from the driver. After inquiring with the person to whom this parcel will belong, information has also been given to the concerned department. He told that there is more than 600 grams of gold in this parcel. Weighing is being done while doing its videography. He says that no bill has been received with this gold. After all, what touched Kiren Rijiju's heart, to which the Union Law Minister said that he touched his heart Another 186 Indians evacuated from Sudan arrive in Kochi under Operation Kaveri Centre to meet again stakeholders to make Digital India Act more inclusive