One held with fake currency in Delhi
July 11th, 2008 - 9:54 pm ICT by IANS
New Delhi, July 11 (IANS) One person was arrested here with fake currency amounting nearly Rs.180,000, the police said Friday. On a tip-off, a team of Special Cell of the police arrested Mohammed Mustaqim near Chhatrashal Stadium in northwest Delhi when he came to give the consignment of fake currency to his associate.
The fake notes were in the denomination of Rs.1,000, Rs.500 and Rs.100. “The fake Indian currency originated in Pakistan and through Bangladesh border it reached Delhi for further circulation in neighbouring states,” the police said.
Mastaqim revealed that the currency was supplied by a Bangladesh-based Inter-Service Intelligence operative and one fugitive named Sahil procured it from Bangladesh.
- Fake Indian currency recovered, three held - Mar 18, 2012
- Two held in Uttar Pradesh with fake notes - Dec 11, 2010
- Fake currency of Rs.4.5 lakh face value seized in Punjab - Jan 20, 2011
- Fake currency racket busted in Kolkata, four held - Jun 11, 2010
- Fake currency unit busted in Bihar - Apr 26, 2011
- Counterfeit currency: Former defence official arrested - Jun 13, 2011
- Man held with fake notes - Apr 20, 2011
- Fake currency gang busted, three arrested - Mar 07, 2011
- Nepali national held for ISI links - Jun 05, 2011
- Police scale down seized fake money haul, say notes good quality - Jan 14, 2012
- Fake currency racket busted in Mizoram, three arrested - Jan 05, 2010
- Fake currency seized in Tripura, two held - Sep 08, 2009
- Three held in Punjab for circulating fake currency - Oct 30, 2010
- Man held for supplying fake notes from Bangladesh - Nov 05, 2010
- Two held with fake currency - Mar 15, 2011
Tags: bangladesh, circulation, consignment, denomination, fake currency, fugitive, indian currency, inter service intelligence, mohammed, neighbouring states, New Delhi, northwest, pakistan, rs 1, rs 180, rs 500