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Delhi: RS 4L in notes of fake currencies confiscated

New Delhi: Delhi Police Special Cells have broken Dubai-based syndicates pumping fake Indian currencies (FICN) into the country and arrest two human traders with currencies that have a nominal value of Rs 4 Lakh.
The people arrested had been identified as Mohammad Jakir from Kardampuri in Delhi and Kamre Alam from Sambhal, and above.
According to DCP Sanjeev Yadav, records seized in denominations of Rs 100 and 200.
Syndicate exchanges notes at the RS 60 level in real notes for each RS 100.
Special cells, mandated to oversee terror and oversee the entire supporting infrastructure that includes a gun, fake currency And narcotics, have tracked several international syndicates with a link to the national capital when he receives a tip-off of this module.
This information was developed and the stick before that Dubai-based entity with the name ShariQ alias Satta has smuggled a large number of fake records to Delhi-NCR.
“In-depth deployment operations are launched, which involves careful apparatus and tracking.
To develop the contours that arise from this racket, experienced sources with carefully selected and deployed and extensive supervision are also installed.
Immediately, it appears that this racket is operated at The field by two men working on Shariq’s instructions, “said DCP YADAV.
Efforts to produce results when police accept specific intelligence that FICN shipments will take place near Sarai Kale Khan on August 20.
The trap was placed and suspected of being captured by a fake currency during the curfew.
Simultaneously, nature was also nabped from Uttar Pradesh in his disclosure.
During interrogation, the two men revealed important information about the Shariq network based on which raids were carried out to arrest others.
According to Special Cell, Shariq operates in Cahoots with content handlers and has been found in constant communication with sir-based entities.
Shariq, said DCP Yadav, is a gang gang of a famous vehicle thief, which targets upscale cars in Delhi-NCR and other countries.
By building police pressure, he fled to Dubai while leaving his representative to handle the car theft business here.
“He was involved in more than 50 cases of car theft, robbery, dakoity, Gunda Act, NSA etc., after shifting to Dubai, besides operating the motor vehicle theft gang, he also began dealing with Sariq.
SATA, sellers began distributing fake records in the weekly market and other small businesses to disrupt the Indian economy, “added DCP Yadav.
Zakir works as a property dealer for protection and has become a large supplier in a short time span.
He was involved in more than nine cases of weapons invitation , robbery, dacoity and theft in Delhi.
Natural has eight murder cases, NDPS, Act Gunda and criminal attacks.
He came in Shariq’s contact in Moradabad’s prison while he was serving his sentence and joining his syndicate and joining his syndicate and joining his syndicate, said police.

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