Mumbai, June 23 -- The Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) seized 1.13-kg cocaine worth Rs.11.39 crore from an Ivory Coast national arriving from Sierra Leone, West Africa on Thursday at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport. The accused passenger had allegedly ingested tablets containing the substance, in a bid to smuggle them into India. As many as 67 capsules, containing a total of 1.13-kg cocaine, were recovered from the accused passenger's body via medical procedures in a government hospital, agency sources said. The passenger was intercepted by DRI at the airport on Thursday based on a specific intelligence tip-off that an Ivory Coast national may attempt to smuggle in narcotics, the sources said. Upon questioning, the accused admitted that he had ingested the capsules containing narcotic drugs for smuggling into India, the source said. The recovered cocaine was seized under the provisions of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act, 1985, and the accused has been arrested. The agency is investigating the case to find others involved in the racket. The DRI, in a separate operation last week, seized 3-kg narcotics substances from a Nigerian woman while attempting to transport them to Delhi. The agency seized the substance and arrested the accused....