MUMBAI, Sept. 12 -- A 67-year-old garment businessman from Surat has alleged that two men gained his trust and stole 1.5 kg of gold, Rs.1.95 crore in cash and 128,000 UAE dirhams, worth approximately Rs.33.35 lakh, after allegedly walking away with his bag at Mumbai airport following a Dubai-Mumbai flight. The Sahar police have booked the two men. According to the FIR, the complainant, Abdul Rajjak Umarbhai Sodagar, had been operating a garment business in Surat, which had remained shut for four months. He was subsequently looking for a new business opportunity. Sodagar told police that around two years ago, during frequent visits to Dubai, he came into contact with Mohammad Asif, a Kerala resident. Asif allegedly claimed to be involved in gold trading and other businesses and proposed a partnership to purchase gold in Dubai, pay customs duty, sell it in India and share the profits equally. As Sodagar lacked sufficient funds, he approached a gold businessman in Gujarat, who agreed to provide credit on the condition that the gold would be sold only to him. On August 12, Sodagar travelled to Dubai and purchased 1.5 kg of gold comprising two bars. He claimed the purchase was legal and that he had the relevant documents. On August 15, while returning on Emirates flight EK508, Asif allegedly told him that his acquaintance, Niyas Mohammad Katumadthil, was on the same flight and would assist him. After being introduced over the phone, Sodagar said he trusted Niyas. After landing in Mumbai, Niyas allegedly offered to carry Sodagar's black bag containing the valuables. When Sodagar proceeded to declare the gold after immigration, Niyas allegedly walked away from the declaration area with the bag. Sodagar said his age and health prevented him from following quickly. He later learnt that Niyas had allegedly shown a Bengaluru flight ticket and entered the departure area. The Sahar police registered an FIR against Niyas and Harris....