A video of fake currency note featuring Anupam Kher's picture instead of Mahatma Gandhi is doing rounds on the internet. Now, the actor has come forward and shared his reaction on the viral video. Check it out.
Assam is one of the prime victims of fake Indian currencies. In 2021, the state stood in second position followed by West Bengal.
Bhavanipuram Police in Andhra Pradesh's Vijayawada busted a 3-member gang circulating fake currency notes on August 27.
Pratik Chodwadia, one of the accused was arrested from a farmhouse near Kamrej on Saturday. The police recovered 203 fake notes of Rs 2,000 denomination from him. During his interrogation, he revealed the names of four others.
An ongoing investigation of the National Investigation Agency (NIA) has revealed that nexus between Pakistan's ISI and the D-Company has resumed to supply fake currency notes into the Indian economy.
Fake notes with face value of Rs 32 lakh seized, three arrested
Private banks have been the biggest contributors to Counterfeit Currency Reports with Public Sector Banks still lagging despite RBI's intervention, the report notes
In the aftermath of the ban of high value currency notes, the Finance Ministry has informed Public Accounts Committee that no fake currency notes (FCNs) were seized by the agencies during the demonetisation drive from
Rajasthan police on Saturday arrested three people with fake currency notes worth Rs 5,300 in denominations of Rs 50 and new notes of Rs 500 in Bharatpur district, officials said.
Two persons with forged currency in the denominations of the newly introduced Rs 2,000 and Rs 500 notes having a face value of Rs 26,10,000 were arrested today, police said. "Acting on a tip-off, the
Fake Indian Currency Notes (FICN) seized from various parts of the country amounted to Rs 43.83 crore in 2015, whereas such notes worth Rs 27.79 crore were recovered till September 2016, Lok Sabha was informed
Malda (WB): Fake currency notes (FCN) with a face value of Rs 10.94 lakh were seized from a woman in bordering Baishnabpur area in West Bengal's Malda district by the BSF.Acting on a tip off,
Alwar, Rajasthan, Aug 12 : HDFC Bank customers had a harrowing time on Thursday when they found fake Indian currency notes coming out of an ATM in Shivaji Park here. Avinash Sharma withdrew Rs 32,000
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