Ambala: anti-vehicle theft cells from the police Ambala on Friday night captured two fraudsters with 55 bundles Rs 100 notes, which cheated by people by storing blank paper in the notes.
Police said the defendant who was arrested was identified as Vijay of Farakpur and Mastan Shah of Mustafabad.
The two defendants were produced before the court at Ambala on Saturday, which gave their two-day police remand.
Anti-vehicle theft cells have been on Friday receiving a tip-off accused of deceiving people and committing fraud with them by placing empty paper in their banknotes bundles.
“Both Vijay and Mastan commit fraud with people by three times their money At -ap, both of them were arrested from near Dukheri Village under the para police station limit, “police said.
“During the car inspection where they traveled, a total of 55 bundles of RS 100 notes, a blank page of the size of the note, and the car number plate had been restored from their ownership.
When questioned, accused of admitted.
That they committed such fraud after placing a fake number plate on Their car, “said sub-inspector of the anti-vehicle theft (SI) Virender Walia.
Police said Vijay and Mastan had been ordered based on Section 120-B (criminal conspiracy), 420 (cheating), 473 (making or having a fake seal) and 475 (forgery devices or signs used to authenticate documents) from the Indian criminal code) (IPC ) At the Paro police station on Friday and further investigations are ongoing.