Two apprehended in Delhi with counterfeit Indian currency worth Rs 1.20 lakh
THE JHARKHAND STORY DESK New Delhi, Dec 7: Delhi Police’s crime branch arrested two individuals on Tuesday, seizing counterfeit Indian currency…
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THE JHARKHAND STORY DESK
New Delhi, Dec 7: Delhi Police’s crime branch arrested two individuals on Tuesday, seizing counterfeit Indian currency notes (FICN) from them worth Rs 1,20,000, officials stated on Thursday.
The individuals in question have been recognised as Rohan Kumar and Mohammad Imran.
According to the police, the Crime Branch received intelligence indicating that two individuals involved in criminal activities were expected to arrive with counterfeit currency near Saket Metro Station.
“Accordingly a trap was laid, and bundles of fake notes of Rs 500 worth Rs 1,20,000 were recovered from both of them,” police said.
The police mentioned that both accused are currently under interrogation regarding the counterfeit currency’s origin and source.
The investigation is still in progress, with authorities actively pursuing further leads and information.
