Seven held in Bengaluru for printing and circulating fake ₹500 notes worth ₹21.68 lakh
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Seven held in Bengaluru for printing and circulating fake ₹500 notes worth ₹21.68 lakh
The Chamrajpet police have arrested seven people from different States for allegedly printing and circulating counterfeit ₹500 currency notes and seized 4,337 fake notes with a face value of ₹21.68 lakh, along with a car, eight mobile phones and equipment allegedly used for printing the currency.
Vegetable vendor learns printing fake Rs 100, Rs 500 notes online, gets arrested
Rajkot police arrested a vegetable vendor accused of printing counterfeit notes after online contact with a trainer. The case has widened into a probe into the circulation trail, equipment source and the trainer's role.
Rajkot News: The Special Operations Group (SOG) arrested a vegetable vendor in Rajkot who had been printing counterfeit currency at home after training on Instagram and Telegram. Fake 100-500 rupee notes and a printer were seized. Read the full report.
Vegetable Vendor Learns Technique of Printing Fake Currency From Reels, Sets up at Home, Gets Caught
Everyone scrolls through Instagram's reels. If someone has a criminal mindset, they can misuse this platform. Driven by greed, they can learn to print counterfeit currency and exploit it to their full potential. Something similar has happened in Rajkot.
Rajkot: Another shocking case of misuse of social media turning to crime has come to light. In Rajkot, a vegetable vendor who printed fake currency notes at home after watching Instagram reels and getting training through Telegram has been arrested by the City Crime Branch and Special Operation Group (SOG). According to the information received, a person named Kishan Solanki had his […] The post Vegetable vendor caught printing fake notes after …
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