BENGALURU: The National Investigation Agency has filed a chargesheet against two Mandya-based males allegedly involved in a forex racket - the notes have been printed in Bangladesh and circulated in Bengaluru.
In the chargesheet submitted before the particular court in Vijayawada, on Friday, NIA officials have named Mohammed Baig, resident of Maddur, and Syed Imran, from Srirangapatanam. The duo was held in March whilst wearing cash value Rs 10.2 lakh in the denomination of Rs 2,000. They have been travelling in Howrah-Hyderabad East Coast Express.
NIA officials mentioned, "The accused procured fake Indian currency notes from their associates in Malda, West Bengal, and were trafficking the same to Bengaluru."
In the chargesheet submitted before the particular court in Vijayawada, on Friday, NIA officials have named Mohammed Baig, resident of Maddur, and Syed Imran, from Srirangapatanam. The duo was held in March whilst wearing cash value Rs 10.2 lakh in the denomination of Rs 2,000. They have been travelling in Howrah-Hyderabad East Coast Express.
NIA officials mentioned, "The accused procured fake Indian currency notes from their associates in Malda, West Bengal, and were trafficking the same to Bengaluru."
Fake currency: NIA names two in chargesheet
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