Fake Currency Case Follow-up: NIA Arrests PNB Saharanpur Currency Chest Driver
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NIA arrests PNB currency vehicle driver in Rs 17.29cr fake note case
The National Investigation Agency has arrested a contractual driver in Saharanpur. This arrest is linked to a conspiracy involving counterfeit Indian currency notes worth Rs 17.29 crore. The fake notes were discovered inside a Punjab National Bank currency chest. The agency is investigating the larger conspiracy and the movement of the counterfeit money. Further details regarding the origin and destination of the fake currency are expected soon.
In the case of recovery of fake Indian currency worth Rs 17.29 crore from the currency chest of Punjab National Bank in Saharanpur, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) has intensified the investigation by arresting the main accused Adesh Chaudhary.
PNB Currency Chest Driver Arrested: The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has arrested another key accused in the conspiracy related to counterfeit Indian currency at the Punjab National Bank (PNB) currency chest in Saharanpur. The arrested accused has been identified as Adesh Chaudhary, a resident of New Nandpuri Colony in the Qutubsher police station area of Saharanpur. He worked as a contract driver at the PNB currency chest. According to t…
17 in the currency chest of Punjab National Bank (PNB) in Saharanpur.
A contract driver has been arrested in connection with the discovery of counterfeit notes worth ₹17.29 crore at the currency chest of Punjab National Bank in Saharanpur. The chest manager was arrested earlier.
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