Giving the figures of "theft cases reported/registered" for the period from 2014 till February this year, Minister of State for Civil Aviation Jayant Sinha told the Rajya Sabha that "there is no significant increase" in such incidents.
According to the data provided by him as part of a written reply, there have been 285 such cases during the period.
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This year till February, six theft cases were reported -- five of them from the Delhi airport and one from Mumbai aerodrome.
Last year, 64 cases of theft were reported or registered across these airports while the count was much higher at 101 in 2015. The figure stood at 114 in 2014.
Sinha said various steps, including frisking of ground handling staff is being done while leaving the airport, are carried out to prevent incident of theft at airports.
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