Kasargod: Police seize cash worth Rs 17 lac in denotified currency notes of Rs 1,000


Stephan Kayyar

Daijiworld Media Network – Kasargod (EP)

Kasargod, Sep 2: Manjeshwar police have confiscated from Uppala, cash worth Rs 17 lac in denotified currency notes of Rs 1,000. Police personnel on rounds along the highway on Wednesday morning found the currency notes when they were inspecting three cars which looked suspicious. One of the three cars with seven people in it is said to have fled.

While one of the remaining cars had Rs 12,89,000 worth notes of Rs 1,000, another car had Rs 5,00,000 lac in it.

Police have said that those in the third car had come to take the money. The officials also have information that a network collecting old currency notes is active in the district.

The cash and cars have been handed over to Manjeshwar police who are conducting further investigations.

  

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  • Satish, Mangalore

    Thu, Sep 03 2020

    Someone is waiting for Congress to come back to power

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  • k b r, Mangala Uru

    Thu, Sep 03 2020

    no one will stock these notes without reason... may be these notes help in production of counterfeit currency... case should be handed over to nia....

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  • Alwin, Mangalore

    Thu, Sep 03 2020

    It shows money is in circulation

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  • Bhavya Baliga, Udupi

    Thu, Sep 03 2020

    It is a legal currency in Kerala!!?

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  • k b r, Mangala Uru

    Thu, Sep 03 2020

    all kinds of criminal activities being reported from Kasargod... you name it, they seem to have it...

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  • Praveen s, Permannur

    Thu, Sep 03 2020

    How its possible.... Central govt involved in this... Every one counting and sumited baned currency.. End of the day each bank giving cash count to head office... Head office declared to RBI... Than return count done... Once book close means they got final count right.. For fraud transaction rbi and central govt not giving ban currency count

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  • Desmond, Mangalore

    Thu, Sep 03 2020

    I don't think it is a crime to possess old denotified currency, the PM in his speech onlybsaid it it de notified, never said it is illegal.so what is the fuss about possession of these notes

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  • Kabir, Usa/dubai

    Thu, Sep 03 2020

    Lots of fake Indian currencies from Pakistan

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  • Shankar, Mangaluru

    Thu, Sep 03 2020

    Anyways, demonetization was successful in making crores of black money and counterfeit notes useless.

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