Kollam Police Uncover Rs 2.5 Crore Fake Currency Unit After Kidnapping Probe
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Kollam Police Uncover Rs 2.5 Crore Fake Currency Unit After Kidnapping Probe
Police in Kollam, Kerala, busted an alleged counterfeit currency printing unit at a man's house, seizing equipment and fake notes worth approximately Rs 2.5 crore. The discovery was made during a probe into the man's disappearance and suspected hawala transactions.
About Rs 2.5 Crore Was to Be Printed; if You Pay Rs 50,000, You Will Get a Counterfeit of Rs 2 Lakh.
Kollam police bust a fake currency printing unit, seizing equipment worth crores, gold, and cash. Read the full details and investigation report.
Kollam: Police conducted a raid at a counterfeit currency manufacturing center in Kollam Vadi. During a raid at the house of Zion, a native of Kallelivayal Puraidom, materials believed to be used to manufacture counterfeit currency worth Rs 2.5 crore were seized. Printers used to print counterfeit currency and machines for counting notes were found during the raid. In addition, the police seized 46 pieces of gold jewelry and Rs 5 lakh. The items…
A huge counterfeit currency manufacturing facility was discovered in a lightning raid conducted by the police at a house in Kollam Wadi. Materials, gold and cash worth Rs 2.5 crore were seized from here. The police have intensified the investigation into the incident.
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