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CBIC has modified Circular No. 32/2019 regarding disposal of drones through Circular No. 06/2025-Customs. The amendment designates five focal Customs Commissionerates (Chennai Airport, Delhi IGIA, Kolkata Airport, Mumbai Airport, and Bengaluru Airport & Air Cargo) as centralized warehouses for stocking, segregation, joint inspection, and distribution of all categories of confiscated drones. The circular includes updated mapping of Customs Zones to these focal Commissionerates in Appendix-I and a revised list of nodal officers from various security and defense organizations in Appendix-II. This reorganization streamlines the handling and potential redistribution of confiscated drone systems to authorized government agencies.
CBIC has modified Circular No. 32/2019 regarding disposal of drones through Circular No. 06/2025-Customs. The amendment designates five focal Customs Commissionerates (Chennai Airport, Delhi IGIA, Kolkata Airport, Mumbai Airport, and Bengaluru Airport & Air Cargo) as centralized warehouses for stocking, segregation, joint inspection, and distribution of all categories of confiscated drones. The circular includes updated mapping of Customs Zones to these focal Commissionerates in Appendix-I and a revised list of nodal officers from various security and defense organizations in Appendix-II. This reorganization streamlines the handling and potential redistribution of confiscated drone systems to authorized government agencies.
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