VIJAYAWADA: Not handiest the organisers made fortunes out of cockfights throughout Sankranti season, counterfeit currency gangs too made a killing through pumping large cash within the playing arenas. Many punters who received cash realised steadily that they've been cheated with pretend notes.
Ch Srinivas, a resident of Vanukuru in Krishna district, participated within the cockfights held at Edupugallu village below Kankipadu mandal. He made about Rs 15,000 on cockfights. But later he realised that he were cheated handiest after he went to the financial institution to deposit the money in his account. The financial institution personnel rejected nearly Rs 10,000, as each Rs 500 and Rs 2,000 denominations notes, which were pretend.
Srinivas was amongst those who gained pretend currency notes. They may just no longer hotel a criticism as the money was unwell gotten. Instead of going to the police, they remained silent in regards to the subject.
The fraudsters utilized the cockfights to use the pretend currency notes because the transactions have been completed secretly in a moved quickly way. None one may just take a look at whether the notes they were given have been pretend or authentic.
G Subbaraju, a local of Bhimavaram, said that most of the punters take the risk of having pretend notes as they rarely get any time to make sure it.
Kachikacherla police not too long ago arrested two persons from Telangana for allegedly circulating pretend currency notes. Kachikacherla inspector D Chandrasekhar said that cockfight arenas and the places of playing are the perfect places for the fraudsters to flow into pretend currency notes.
The gang that was busted through Chilakaluripet police in Guntur district on Friday additionally published that vast quantity of faux currency notes were exchanged in cockfight arenas in East and West Godavari districts. Out of the six gang contributors arrested, four are from West Godavari and have previous cases filed towards them in counterfeit currency stream.
Ch Srinivas, a resident of Vanukuru in Krishna district, participated within the cockfights held at Edupugallu village below Kankipadu mandal. He made about Rs 15,000 on cockfights. But later he realised that he were cheated handiest after he went to the financial institution to deposit the money in his account. The financial institution personnel rejected nearly Rs 10,000, as each Rs 500 and Rs 2,000 denominations notes, which were pretend.
Srinivas was amongst those who gained pretend currency notes. They may just no longer hotel a criticism as the money was unwell gotten. Instead of going to the police, they remained silent in regards to the subject.
The fraudsters utilized the cockfights to use the pretend currency notes because the transactions have been completed secretly in a moved quickly way. None one may just take a look at whether the notes they were given have been pretend or authentic.
G Subbaraju, a local of Bhimavaram, said that most of the punters take the risk of having pretend notes as they rarely get any time to make sure it.
Kachikacherla police not too long ago arrested two persons from Telangana for allegedly circulating pretend currency notes. Kachikacherla inspector D Chandrasekhar said that cockfight arenas and the places of playing are the perfect places for the fraudsters to flow into pretend currency notes.
The gang that was busted through Chilakaluripet police in Guntur district on Friday additionally published that vast quantity of faux currency notes were exchanged in cockfight arenas in East and West Godavari districts. Out of the six gang contributors arrested, four are from West Godavari and have previous cases filed towards them in counterfeit currency stream.
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