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of <h1>Customs Officers Empowered to Use X-rays on Suspected Smugglers Per Section 103 of Customs Act 1962</h1> Section 103 of the Customs Act, 1962, empowers customs officers to screen or X-ray individuals suspected of concealing confiscable goods within their bodies. With approval from a Deputy or Assistant Commissioner of Customs, individuals may be scanned, and reports sent to a magistrate. If the magistrate believes goods are concealed, they may order screening or X-rays by a qualified radiologist. If goods are confirmed, the magistrate can direct their removal under medical supervision. Females require supervision by a female medical practitioner. Voluntary admission by the suspect negates the need for these procedures.
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