Kasargod: Fancy notes of Rs 40 crore face value, Rs 6 lac in genuine currency seized


Stephan Kayyar
Daijiworld Media Network - Kasargod (SP)

Kasargod, Apr 25: Police personnel attached to Bekal station here have succeeded in arresting three fraudsters and seized fancy currency notes with a face value of about Rs 40 crore and genuine currency notes worth Rs 6 lac. The operation was conducted on the night of Saturday April 24.

The arrested trio has been identified as Nawab Malick Saleem Sheikh (37), who is from Maharashtra but currently a resident of Mangaluru, Pune-based Anshib Arjun (35), and Parameshwar Narsuma (45) from Solapur. They were taken into custody when they were moving towards Kanhangad from the direction of Kasargod.

The police were checking vehicles at Uduma when an Innova car came that way. During the checking of the vehicle, the illegal activity of the concerned came into the open. It was found that genuine currency notes were kept at the top and bottom of the bundles of fake currency notes.

The currency notes were of Rs 2,000 face value, and most of the notes were fancy. The currency notes were packed in boxes and gunny bags.

The arrested men told the police that the notes were being taken for film shooting. But during the questioning the police found that they are not connected with the cine world, it is gathered.

The police also said that the arrested men already face some cases in Mangaluru and Mumbai. Further investigation is underway.

 

  

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  • Althaf, Udupi/Kaup

    Mon, Apr 26 2021

    Is there any chip found in the notes??

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  • Nelson, Mangalore

    Mon, Apr 26 2021

    Many of these swear allegiance to an enemy nation due to its identity with thier faith..

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  • k b r, Mangala Uru

    Sun, Apr 25 2021

    these are fake notes.... why they are being called by fancy name "fancy notes"... probably these will be circulated in remote rural areas or in foreign countries where Indian labour force is there in large numbers .... in movies, they just have two notes (first and last) and middle will be stacked white note sized paper to make it look like bundle of notes...some sinister criminal intention behind these so called fancy notes.... should be handled by NIA...

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  • Rajesh, Bantwal

    Sun, Apr 25 2021

    How much money? They should distribute to poor and I am ready to invest it in LIC. Poor will become rich. How they got so much money? They can come to my village in Bantwal and help them in film shooting. Great film shooting drama.

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  • Rita, Germany

    Mon, Apr 26 2021

    Rajesh Bantwal ,why to poor?They have enough problem due to Corona.and with these fake notes if they are caught from Police their life will be miserable from their assaults and case,may be later in jail.Let them be as they are.otherwise it will be like "Iddadu hoitu maddina guna dinda".(its all gone with the effect of medicine?)In kasargod what all illegal things are going on is really not to believe.

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  • Abdul, Vidya Nagar, Kasaragod.

    Sun, Apr 25 2021

    Mr, kbr r u happy,. Always blame kl.

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  • Shankar, Mangaluru

    Sun, Apr 25 2021

    You guys spoiled the name of Kasaragod, which was once known for its population of peace loving, soft hearted Kannadigas!

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  • G R PRABHUJI, Mangalore

    Sun, Apr 25 2021

    At a time, I was very much confused to see Rs 2000 notes. Because I have not seen that notes for a long time and Once I thought that it is demonized notes.

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  • H. Almeida., Bendur/Andheri.

    Sun, Apr 25 2021

    Horror of Horrors !! Gold smuggling, Narcotic drugs trading n now even counterfeit currencies syndicates operating from North Kerala, a hub, epicenter of criminal activities !!! What is shocking and extremely worrisome, is that criminals, from my state of Maharashtra, have found safe houses to operate, in my hometown Kudla, to secretly carry out their diabolic antinational activities !!! Hope and sincerely pray that our security agencies, will track their dual antecedents and flush these criminals from their rat holes !!!!

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  • Shankar, Mangaluru

    Sun, Apr 25 2021

    Poor people save five hundreds and two hundreds throughout the week and when it reaches 2000, they go to some shops to get one note of 2000 so that they can safely keep it at their homes. and then by the month end deposit in their bank accounts. Imagine if these arrested were successful in floating these counterfeit currency, how many people would have suffered. Police should allow them to escape and shoot when they flee.

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  • George, Mangalore

    Sun, Apr 25 2021

    Put them into the finance ministry.

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