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  •   Sun, Oct 07 2007 09:16:53 AM

Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (KD/NR)

Mangalore, Oct 7: Two banks in the city in the last two days have detected 68 fake currency notes.

As per information given by the ICICI bank manager Susheel Raj, 67 counterfeit currency notes of Rs 1000, Rs 500 Rs 100 were deposited in cash by different customers. He further informed that these fake notes of assorted denominations were deposited in P M Rao Road branch.

Senior manager of the Balmatta branch of Canara Bank currency chest P Harishchandra stated that a fake currency note of Rs.500 denomination has been found in his branch, but the identity of the customer who deposited it is not known.

Two separate cases have been registered in the north police station of the city.

  

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  • KODAKKAL SHIVAPRASAD, KURNAD [SK]

    Fri, Oct 12 2007

    It's common that fakes note are circulating in and around the bank without knowledge and consent of every staff. However each cashier had responsibility to check the fake note by putting them in to ultra violet lamp [fake note detector] provided by the bank. It's reported that some notes were detectable in ultra violet lamp and these some notes called suspected notes ie. some printing mistakes in image or size in number etc, basing on this every staff including officers facing unnecessary risks like financial burdens etc Hence management should review this case to write-off or waiver the amount found in suspected notes as it was not detectable in fake note detecter machine.

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