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Maharashtra: Man held with counterfeit currency worth Rs 2 lakh in Aurangabad

Updated on: 11 March,2021 08:24 AM IST  |  Aurangabad
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The police had received information that Rathod, a resident of Dongaon Tanda in Paithan taluka, was coming to the spot to exchange counterfeit notes

Maharashtra: Man held with counterfeit currency worth Rs 2 lakh in Aurangabad

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A 27-year-old man was arrested for alleged possession of counterfeit currency with a face value of Rs 2 lakh in Aurangabad district, police said on Wednesday.


Based on a tip-off, police nabbed Ganesh Macchindra Rathod in Nipani near a hotel in Aurangabad tehsil late on Tuesday, an official said.


The police had received information that Rathod, a resident of Dongaon Tanda in Paithan taluka, was coming to the spot to exchange counterfeit notes, the official said.


Fake currency with the face value of Rs 2 lakh was seized from the accused, he said

An offence under relevant sections of the Specified Bank Notes (Cessation of Liabilities) Act 2017 has been registered against the accused at Chikalthana police station, the official added.

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