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Kasargod: Police confiscate hawala money worth Rs 11 lac

  •   Sat, Mar 08 2014 09:29:08 AM

Kasargod: Police confiscate hawala money worth Rs 11 lac

Stephan Kayyar
Daijiworld Media Network – Kasargod (SP)

Kasargod, Mar 8: In an operation conducted by the town police station personnel on Friday March 7, cash amounting to Rs 11 lac presumably representing hawala money, was seized, it is reported.

U A Muhammed Shariff (30), a native of Talangare Bangodu, and presently living in Bedradka, was arrested by a shadow police team headed by superintendent of police, Thomson Jose.

The team was checking vehicles at Karandakkad on Friday afternoon, when it came across Rs 11 lac stashed in a bag being carried by Shariff in a motor bike. The entire cash was in currency notes of Rs 500 denomination. Sheriff confessed that he had brought the amount for being delivered to a person from Talangare.

The police, who checked cash bundles, found one note to be fake and now plan to verify whether there is counterfeit currency angle to the case.
  

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  • jacky, vamanjoor

    Sat, Mar 08 2014

    The guys from the south should learn from the people of Modi's land. There is a underwear and banian that is available with pockets specially for carrying havala money, and these people travel very easily in the trains undetected.. Hope mr.mohammed is reading this from jail..

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  • Abushamoon, Dammam

    Sat, Mar 08 2014

    The entire cash was in currency notes of Rs 500 denomination.

    Please note there are also 1000 denominations on the table. is this for police.

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  • Naveen Shetty, Mangalore

    Sat, Mar 08 2014

    "The entire cash was in currency notes of Rs 500 denomination." When we look at the photos we can clearly see Rs. 1000 Rupee note bundle as well. How come the reporter missed this point or Police kept 1 bundle for themselves.

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  • JNB, Bejai

    Sat, Mar 08 2014

    If government post maximum intelligence squad in Kasargod, Government can cover 50% of the revenue it require for its annual budget.

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  • Vincent Rodrigues, Katapadi/Bangalore

    Sat, Mar 08 2014

    Well done Kerala police in detecting the hawala money worth Rs.11 lac.All the best.Thanq.

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  • Felix Gonsalves, Mangalore

    Sat, Mar 08 2014

    Whoa!!! 30 year old, Fit and Healthy. Mr. U A Muhammed Shariff, why don't you earn a living instead of all these illegal work?

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  • Rita, Germany

    Sat, Mar 08 2014

    @ F.Gonsalves,Working means sweating for Long hours .and it doesn't bring more Money.To collect 11lacs takes pretty Long.when he can with a ride on bike,for many lazy guys attracts easy Money.Dont think I am for this way of earnings.

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