Prasagraj: Sleuths of Special Task Force (Unit Prayagraj) claimed to have captured the racketing racket between countries involved in circulating a counterfeit currency from Thiruvananthapuram on Wednesday on Wednesday.
He was taken to the city on Thursday.
The person arrested was identified as Deepak Mandal, a resident of Jayanpur (Malda) in West Bengal.
The police have also confiscated cellular, Aadhaar cards, and Rs 730 from their ownership.
Desired by police, MP, Delhi and other countries, Madral brought RS 1 Lakh cash prize announced by the police.
Deputy SP (STF) Navendu Kumar told TII that the STF team (Unit Prayagraj) captured the exolation that most wanted near Gandhi Park, Trivandrum when he planned to escape.
“The key to the operation and play of this racket involved in pumping the fake currency in many countries the country runs a racket from the Indo-Bangladesh border.
DSP added that following the arrest of a man identified as Rupesh Kumar of Phulpur in Prayagraj on June 1 with June 1 The fake currency worth Rs 1 Lakh, the police learned that members of the gang got the fake currency from Malda-based Deepa.
Deepak was used to take the original currency RS50,000 for the fake currency worth Rs 1 lakh from the extortion.
On October 20, STF too Capturing other squeezers, identified as RAM Sahu, a Kaurihar resident who has a cash prize of RS 50,000 in his head in the Prayagraj district.
The police then learned that Sahu was in Mandal contact since 2014 when they were submitted in Nini Central Jail.
Stf officials claimed, ” Wen Up STF tightened the meshes around the mandal and even invaded his hideout at Malda in Ben West ggala, he continued to change cellphone numbers and hiding places.
Then escape to Kerala to avoid police actions.
“During interrogation, Deepak acknowledged that he had been involved in pumping the fake currency in many countries for the past 14 years and used to visit Bangladesh through the water route to bring consignment.
In 2013, the STF team had caught the mandal along with one of his hands and his hand.
Recovering fake currencies worth RS 3 Lakh in the Prasagraj District Shivkuti area.
He was then submitted in Naini Central Jail.
In 2017 and 2018, Delhi police special cells have captured the mandal along with the following fake currencies he submitted in Tihar Jail in Delhi.
However , after being released, he again involved himself in the same trade and continued the collection of fake currencies.