New Delhi: Delhi Police Special Cells arrested two men on charges of circulating fake Indian currency records and claimed to have damaged the rackets operated from Dubai.
Officials said on Sunday that the Duo arrested – MD Jakir and Kamre Alam – circulating fake Indian currencies in Delhi-NCR in the direction of a man based in Dubai.
MD Jakir was arrested from near Sarai Kale Khan here last week with a fake note with a total nominal value of Rs 4 Lakh.
His colleague Kamre Alam was arrested from Uttar Pradesh next.
Recorded records of good quality and in Rs 100 and Rs 200 denominations, they said.
Deputy Commissioner of Police (Special Cell) Sanjeev Kumar Yadav said that in recent months, information was being accepted through the source of the fake Indian currency syndicate (FICN) operated by people based in Dubai, named Sariq alias SATA.
“Sariq is involved in the circulation of ficn in large amounts of Delhi-NCR.
But through supervision and tracking, our team found that the FICN racket was operated by Jakir and Nature MD in Delhi-NCR with direction based in Dubai Sariq,” he said.
“On August 20, our team received ownership that FICN delivery will take place near Sarai Kale Khan here.
The trap is placed and during late at night, MD Zakir who supplies FICN in Delhi and NCR captured with a total FICN from RS.
4 lakh,” said Yadav.
Then, his colleagues Kamre Alam was arrested from Sambhal at Uttar Pradesh, he said.
“During the interrogation, the increasingly revealed syndicate run by Sariq based in Dubai which has a relationship with Pakistan.
Sariq is a SATA gang kingpoon who stole a luxury car in Delhi-NCR and other countries.
He was involved in more than 50 cases of car theft, robbery, dakoity, etc., “said the officer.