However, Akufo failed to answer their queries, after which he was detained at the Airport police station..Akufo had allegedly received the cocaine consignment from Delhi and was told to hand it over to a person in Kolkata A Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) official at the city airport successfully intercepted a 36-year-old Ghana national who was carrying around 20 grams of pure cocaine, on Tuesday morning. An official from the police station said a punchanama was done and the case was registered under the relevant sections of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985. Airport officials said the passenger Akufo was supposed to fly to Kolkata in an Indigo flight 6E–319, which takes off from Mumbai at 7. The local police was then informed, who then confronted the Ghana national and enquired about the drugs. To board the same flight, Akufo was going through pre-boarding security checks at the security hold area, when the on-duty CISF official Kapil Dev detected five packets of white powder. On finding the packets, Mr Dev checked the powder inside it with the help of an explosives trace-detection (ETD) machine, commonly known as a puffer machine, a device that can detect explosives and illegal drugs. According to an official from the CISF, Akufo had received the cocaine consignment from Delhi and was told to hand it over to a person in Kolkata. The Ghanian, identified as Nana Akufo, was on his way to Kolkata when he was caught by the CISF official, who then handed him over to the local Airport police. Now, officials are trying to find out the source of drugs packets given to Akufo and who was supposed to received it and if it is a big racket.45 am. The check returned positive for cocaine. “He had a pocket in his belt in the form of a zip chain, and he had kept China Lithium Battery Chainsaw Manufacturers the cocaine packets in it,” said the official, who did not wish to be named.An airport security official told The Asian Age that the packets of cocaine were concealed in the waist belt of the passenger.