fake currency

The fake currency was obtained from Bangladesh by Zakir and then handed over to Suleman and Idris in Uttar Pradesh.

The madrasa has obtained over two crores so far from outside India including Turkey and Saudi Arabia.

The printing of counterfeit currencies were being carried out in Jamia Habibiya Madarsa in Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh

Police also seized over 800 fake notes of Rs 500 denominations as well as material assembled to print fake currencies. 

Assam police arrested 3 people as part of its campaign to stop the distribution of fake Indian currency notes.

As per the NIA, Rasiuddin is a resident of Mohanpur village in the Vaishnavnagar police station precinct in the Malda district of West Bengal. The probe agency added that Rasiuddin is the fifth convict in the fake currency notes case.

Announcements were made in the locality by police via loudspeakers and beating of drums, so that no one buys the property, said police. 

Mathura Police said the fake currency were printed by the gang using equipments imported from China.

The Burdwan police found fake Identity cards, affiliated to the CBI and Anti-Corruption Foundation of India, in the name of accused Gopal Singh.

The SWAT team and Narcotics Cell of Ghaziabad police in Uttar Pradesh busted a fake currency racket and arrested 7 people