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Counterfeit Rs 500 notes found scattered in Dammapet created panic, while police arrested three persons in Aswaraopet for circulating fake currency. Investigations are underway to trace the source and wider network behind the illegal operation.
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Chaderghat police arrested a man for allegedly circulating counterfeit currency in Hyderabad. The accused sourced fake notes from a person in Gujarat and deposited some in a bank machine. Police are searching for the main behind the racket
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Mancherial police have arrested 12 members of an inter-state gang for circulating counterfeit Rs 500 notes in Luxettipet. Fake currency worth Rs 5.98 lakh, mobile phones and cars were seized.
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Nepal police arrested two Bihar residents in Rautahat for carrying fake Indian currency worth ₹2,500, including ₹500 and ₹200 notes, during a routine security check
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A farmer in Nizamabad attempted to deposit Rs 2.08 lakh in counterfeit notes at a Canara Bank branch in Varni, triggering alarm among officials. The farmer fled the scene and remains absconding, while police have registered a case and launched an investigation.
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Mehdipatnam police arrested eight suspects in a fake currency racket, seizing Rs 4.75 lakh, vehicles, and phones. Prime suspect Ramesh printed Rs 500 notes, circulated via Instagram. Police traced the network through Altamash’s confession, leading to all arrests
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A woman vegetable vendor in Dubbak, Siddipet, was cheated with four fake ₹200 notes by unidentified miscreants at the market. The counterfeit notes were detected by a shop owner. Police have launched an investigation and are scanning CCTV footage.
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According to Police Commissioner Amber Kishore Jha, the gang lured people with a deal to offer four times higher worth of counterfeit notes for every Rs 1 lakh of genuine currency
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A photo was recently shared on Facebook claiming that Rs 5,000 currency note was about to be released by the Reserve Bank of India. The caption, originally in Hindi, read: “New note of five thousand rupees to be released very soon; RBI gave information”
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Incident came to light when two unidentified men duped an Ahmedabad bullion trader using fake notes featuring the Bollywood actor instead of Mahatma Gandhi
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Currency notes with a face value of Rs.7 lakh and other material were seized from them
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A colour printer, one black and white printer and one power inverter, 200 bottles of ink and bundles of fake currency of 50, 100, 200 and 500 denominations, four printer cartridges, nine printer rollers and a gun were found.
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National Investigation Agency's special court has sentenced a woman to six years of imprisonment in connection with Bengaluru fake currency case.
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Four persons were arrested with fake Indian currency notes (FICN) in Assam's Goalpara district on Tuesday, a police statement said.
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A special NIA court in Patna has awarded five years of rigorous imprisonment, along with a fine, to a key accused in the East Champaran
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The police seized counterfeit currency notes with a face value of Rs 69.04 lakh and four mobile phones from them
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Police busted a fake currency racket in neighbouring Shamli district on Thursday and seized counterfeit notes having a face value of more than Rs 6 lakh, officials said.
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Delhi police arrest two men and recover fake currency equivalent to Rs 5,50,000
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Andhra Pradesh police seized fake currency with denominations of Rs 500 and others worth Rs 44.50 lakh from the accused
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Police arrested four persons of a five-member gang that was circulating fake currency and seized Rs 3 lakh original currency
