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| December 20, 2009 | Gujarat police seize fake Afghan currency notes | | Jamnagar: Gujarat Police on Sunday seized fake Afghan currency notes worth six million and arrested five persons, including two college students from a hideout in Jamnagar. Acting on a tip off the sleuths of Gujarat Police raided a house
and recovered the amount. “Five persons have been arrested. Two of them belong
to Jamnagar and the rest them belong to Rajkot . Fake Afghan currency notes, each
note in the denomination of 10,000 Afghani, have been seized and the total worth
is six million," said Sadar Singh Jala, Inspector of Police, Jamnagar . Several
cases of fake currency, being smuggled into India have been reported form several
parts of the country. Earlier, the Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) of Gujarat Police
had arrested a key operative of a fake currency racket and seized counterfeit
notes from him. Fake currencies find their way into India through its borders
with Nepal , Pakistan and Bangladesh. | |
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