Jaipur: Police Nagaur on Friday arrested a 29-year-old man with a fake Indian currency record (FICN) of Rs 1.97 lakh during the crackdown in the Ladnun area.
Sho Rajendra Singh told the Toi that special input was accepted that several gang members planned to disburse fake records at the gas station and other places.
“We have arrested one bandu Khan with a record of counterfeit currencies.
Recorded records of highly high quality and cannot be easily distinguished from the original,” he said.
Nagaru Polda said that the special operating group (SOG) a few days ago had captured the gang gang, Rafique Khan from the Rambagh Jaipur area.
Immediately after the arrest of Kingpin in Jaipur, the police said the input that other gang members still had ficns and desperately looked for several people to trade fake records with.
“Because the bandu Khan is a local resident in the Ladnun area, it becomes very important for us to keep the entire operation under a tight wrap.
We are a special team that is only included for the police,” Singh said.
The police team began a bait operation and found that Khan’s bandu used “Kachra” (garbage) as the code name for a fake currency record.
The police also found that the defendant often changed the location of places where cash was saved.
“They hide the lump of this note in Havelelis and the house left behind,” said Singh.
The police said that Khan’s bandu had almost Rs 3 lakh fake currencies.
“We suspect that some of FICNs are also distributed by the defendant.
We tried to find people who carry this note from him,” Singh said.
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