Kasargod: Fake currency case - Absconding accused from Suratkal arrested


Stephan Kayyar
Daijiworld Media Network - Kasargod (EP)

Kasargod, Apr 8: An accused in a fake currency case who was absconding from many years was arrested by the district crime branch here on Friday April 8.

The accused, identified as M Shareef (48), hails from Krishnapura of Suratkal, Mangaluru.

Shareef had been absconding from many years. He is a prime accused in a fake currency racket that was busted in the limits of Hosadurg police in 2002.

He was arrested, but in 2008 he went absconding. He also failed to appear for court hearings.

The police had been hunting for him since 2008, but in vain.

It is learnt that he had been hiding in several places in Karnataka under names such as Aaron and Muneer. He would also change his SIM cards regularly, so it was difficult for the police to keep track of him.

Meanwhile, the police received credible information about his whereabouts, and accordingly, he was arrested by the crime branch officials at Vamanjoor on Friday.

When he saw the police, Shareef tried to escape and the police had to chase him for a fair distance before they succeeded in arresting him.

Further investigations are on.

  

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  • Kishore M Shetty, Mulki

    Sat, Apr 09 2016

    Fake currency is not a one man job. There may be a gang involved. Police should come out with full story.

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  • Dev Kumar, Mangalore/Surat

    Sat, Apr 09 2016

    For doing fake currencies..at least need some investment initially. Why not turn same money for other small business to run the livlihood. How long run and keep away from family.
    People are after nothing but jat-pat money.

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  • Rajesh, Udupi

    Sat, Apr 09 2016

    FAKE and LEAK gaining momentum again in Karnataka.. India got relieved from Faking and corruption in 2014, looks like in Karnataka we have to wait until 2018.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Sat, Apr 09 2016

    We Indians are now fully fed up of FAKES ...

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  • Ronald D, Udupi

    Sat, Apr 09 2016

    Dev Kumar, you are fit for corrupt Yeddy Bhagya!! Do not worry!! There is one vacated room for this thief!!! Kaidi No....!! Kaidi No. got a new post!!

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  • geoffrey, hat hill

    Fri, Apr 08 2016

    Once upon a time people of this land were known for honesty and integrity and today the most often heard/used adjective is 'FAKE' and most suitable noun is 'hypocrisy'. Kya zamana aa gaya!

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  • Dev Kumar, Mangalore/Surat

    Fri, Apr 08 2016

    For godsake earnest request please leave him. We do not enough jail to accomodate these people.
    How we manage by pouring so much money on bhagyas...and these additional expenses.
    We do not want to think of development.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Sat, Apr 09 2016

    Dev, let Modi keep this FEKU's 15 Lacs ...

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  • AMAR NATHAL, MANGALORE

    Fri, Apr 08 2016

    Police managed to catch him as he could not run faster as he was tired of running for years!

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