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Seven held with fake stamp papers worth Rs.80 crore

  •   Wed, Sep 25 2013 01:22:36 PM

Patna, Sep 25 (IANS): A special team of Bihar Police Wednesday arrested seven people and recovered fake stamp papers worth over Rs.80 crore from them in the state capital, police officials said Wednesday.

"A police team seized fake stamp papers from three different places and arrested seven people," Patna Senior Superintendent of Police Manu Maharaj said. Printing machines, computers and other articles were also recovered, he said.

Police officials said that fake stamp papers, mostly of Rs.500 and Rs.1,000 denomination, were recovered during raids, and were most likely meant for supply to other states.
  

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  • KRPrabhu, Mangalore/Bangalore

    Wed, Sep 25 2013

    Now a days people are choosing Bihar land of most secular person Mr.Nitish Kumar,for most criminal things..contaminated food to the children,Yashin Bhatkal's arrest and now mega fraud involving crores worth fake stamp papers.After BJP deserted this most secular CM of Bihar,it appears that he has started going soft on all types illegal,criminal acts just to safe guard his chair.
    Any how all these persons will get 'clean chit'sooner or later till till this govt is in office.
    Jai hooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

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