Bantwal: Counterfeit currency exchange case – Police seize 506 fake notes from accused


Daijiworld Media Network – Bantwal (MS)

Bantwal, May 19: The city police have cracked the activities of a team of Kerala origin, who had come to exchange counterfeit Indian currency notes in the local market and confiscated 506 fake currency note from them.

A car bearing Kerala registration number was parked in a suspicious manner besides the highway on B C Road on May 10. Bantwal city police station PSI Ramakrishna and staff went near the car. Two persons inside the car tried to escape and one was arrested. Later, another woman in the car was also arrested.

The accused arrested are identified as Mohammed C A (61) and Kamarunnisa (41), both natives of Choori of Koodlu village in Kasaragod district of Kerala. Another accused Sharif managed to escape. The police confiscated 46 fake notes of Rs 500 face value, Rs 5300 in cash and three mobile phone handsets.

The accused have been taken into police custody from judicial custody by the cops for further interrogation. The accused have confessed to the crime and said they used to bring counterfeit notes from Kerala and buy things from petty shops. They admitted that they used to tender fake notes of Rs 500 face value. Once they took the change for the genuine currency they used to return to Kerala.

SP C B Rishyant announced a cash prize to the police team led by inspector Anant Padmanabha for cracking the case.

 

 

 

  

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  • Ravindra, Mangalore

    Mon, May 20 2024

    Rudolf Rodrigues, Mumbai-Mangalore, Why dont you ask the govt before 2014 for hoarding black money and creating utter choas in the society you will probably never ask this questions . For last 65 years your govt was working if they would have worked with out any scams . Your pappu need not talk on people still under poverty. They have gobbled lacks of rupees which has to be recovered and all the citizens should file cases on them to release all the money from 100's of scams.

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  • Bindu R. Kumar, Mangalore

    Mon, May 20 2024

    Common factor again???? Guess the culprits have been assured of 'no action' as the Govt belongs to 'them'.

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  • Rudolf Rodrigues, Mumbai/Mangalore

    Mon, May 20 2024

    Don't make any sense whatsoever!!

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  • k b r, Mangala Uru

    Mon, May 20 2024

    From fake currency to drugs to smuggling to blackmagic, indo-somalia has versatile abundant "talent" ...

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  • real kujuma, kodial

    Mon, May 20 2024

    and manga land bakras are the best to exchange such notes...and all kinds of online frauds..biharis and UP wallas are laughing sitting at their homes...earning in crores of mangas from land of monkeys...

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  • k b r, Mangala Uru

    Mon, May 20 2024

    you are from Mangaluru and are you seriously saying that you are Manga ...

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  • real kujuma, kodial

    Mon, May 20 2024

    when you refer to a place you refer most of it not all...so i am an exception but i would not mind if anyone calls me manga...i am saying that at least 60 to 70 percent are mangas...athi buddivanathas....they show athi vinaya....

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  • Rudolf Rodrigues, Mumbai-Mangalore

    Mon, May 20 2024

    Kujumaji; no doubts on your unbiased views though you sail in the same boat 😜!!

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  • KS Mayya, Mangalore/Bangalore

    Mon, May 20 2024

    It is better to go for UPI or digital currency and shun currency notes all together. I know those, wanting to avoid GST etc., might still find hard currency attractive, but the risk of collecting notes which is not worth the cost of the paper it is printed on is way higher than money saved by avoiding taxes.

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  • Rudolf Rodrigues, Mumbai-Mangalore

    Mon, May 20 2024

    Already a huge number of innocent people are getting conned of their entire life's savings after the sudden advent of digital country; even bankers and CAs are not spared, forget about the fate of the illiterate and poor people.... just check out the digital literacy penetration in the country only among the educated... forget the downtrodden; a big chunk of the poor people are not even able to earn Rs. 100/- day...and someone iis talking about digitalization across the board 😜😜

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  • k b r, Mangala Uru

    Mon, May 20 2024

    digital currency / UPI have a big disadvantage in that your spending can be tracked ... whom you paid how much ... if there are too many upi payments for a bar and restaurant, it can easily be proved that you are consuming too much alcohol ... potentially this type of information can be used for spying or blackmail ...

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  • Monty Dotor, Mangalore

    Mon, May 20 2024

    Chori gang from Choori.....People should check denomination notes of Rs 100 and above for security features before accepting them. One more option for the government is to demonetise all notes above Rs 50 permanently, people can pay with multiple Rs 50 notes for small amounts and by cheque, dd or digital for bigger amounts. This way a double achievement will be there - counterfeit currency will disappear and black money will reduce considerably.

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  • Rudolf Rodrigues, Mumbai-Mangalore

    Mon, May 20 2024

    @Monty; Leaving aside everything; just imagine why anybody in his senses would demonetize Rs. 1000/- and introduce Rs. 2000/- notes?? What can be the logic 🧐? Again 2000/- notes have been demonetized; what was the total expenditure incurred in this utterly regressive exercise wherein only the poor suffered... and even died??? Please note that this is a very personal opinion; please do not believe in anybody's personal opinion please do your own in-depth study and analysis 🤔

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  • Mohammed, Ullal

    Mon, May 20 2024

    To wind up you can say inflow of fake notes. Hei na Monty?

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  • Rudolf Rodrigues, Mumbai/Mangalore

    Mon, May 20 2024

    Inflow is surging😂

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  • Rolf, Dubai

    Mon, May 20 2024

    Rakshith, Mangalore Sun, May 19 2024 There is a reason for no development in entire India after BJP took over.

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  • Haneef, Mangalore

    Mon, May 20 2024

    All these Gujju ladies dress colored notes High security notes printed all over India. easily. Recent demonetisation made bank employees richer , notes were collected more than what government printed.

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  • k b r, Mangala Uru

    Mon, May 20 2024

    Kerala shining ...

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  • cliff, mangalore

    Sun, May 19 2024

    Indians are so smart , they can go any extent to unfollow the rules for personal gain. Lies and cheating i think is part and parcel of the life.

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  • Roshan, Mangaluru

    Sun, May 19 2024

    TV chnls and their reporters, calling NoMos DeMo as master stroke, saying no counterfeit currency was possible. Its a top lie and worst still it is still hurting the country. If Modi led BJP and its voters can market a devastating policy as Master Stroke. Just imagine.

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  • Rudolf Rodrigues, Mumbai/Mangalore

    Sun, May 19 2024

    Is it so easy to print fake notes of such hyped high security notes after demo??? Demo, undoubtedly, was one of the biggest blunder in the nation's history!!

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