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Bangladeshi Couple Arrested With Rs 2,000 Currency Notes In Bengal's Nadia
Border Security Force (BSF) has arrested a Bangladeshi couple from the Land Customs Station (LCS) in Gede in the Nadia in West Bengal after finding at least (78) Rs 2,000 currency notes in their luggage.
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Debt-Hit MBA Grad Learnt Online How To Make Fake Notes, Arrested: Cops
An MBA graduate who allegedly made photo copies of currency notes by following an online video was arrested while trying to exchange a fake Rs 2000 note in Tamil Nadu's Cuddalore, police said on Tuesday.
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NIA Arrests Two Men With Fake Rs 2,000 Notes In Mumbai's Andheri
Two men were arrested from suburban Andheri in Mumbai today by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) with fake currency notes of Rs 2,000 denomination with a value of Rs 96,000, an official said.
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Man Arrested With Rs 7.56 Lakh In Fake Rs 2,000 Notes
The DRI has arrested a man and seized fake Rs 2,000 notes having face value of Rs 7.56 lakh from his possession.
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Fake Rs 2,000 Notes Seized At Indo-Bangladesh Border
The Border Security Force (BSF) seized 200 fake currency notes of Rs 2,000 denomination in two separate cases near the Indo-Bangladesh International Border (IB) in West Bengal.
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11 Of 17 Security Features Of Rs 2,000 Note Cracked. Centre Draws A Plan
To check counterfeiting, the government plans to change security features of higher denomination banknotes of Rs 2,000 and Rs 500 every 3-4 years in accordance with global standards. The move comes in the wake of recovery of a large amount of fake Indian currency notes in last four months after demonetisation.
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After Delhi, Now Fake Rs 2,000 Note Comes Out Of SBI ATM In Uttar Pradesh
Just days after fake Rs 2,000 notes were dispensed from a State Bank of India ATM in Delhi, the counterfeit notes have returned to haunt the government-run bank. On Thursday evening, at an SBI ATM in Uttar Pradesh's Shahjahanpur, a man was shocked to receive a scanned copy of a Rs 2,000 note.
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At SBI ATM In Delhi, Fake Rs 2,000 Notes By 'Children Bank of India'
A man in Delhi who withdrew four 2,000-rupee notes from an ATM was shocked to see, at a closer glance, that it had been issued by the "Children Bank Of India".
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How Fake 2,000 Notes Are Smuggled Into India From Bangladesh Border
Malda in West Bengal was always the capital for counterfeit notes smuggled in from bordering Bangladesh.
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High Quality Counterfeit Notes of Rs 2000 Seized In Bengal
The Border Security Force (BSF) has seized a packet of "high quality" fake Rs 2,000 banknotes early on Wednesday from West Bengal's Malda district along the India-Bangladesh border, amid mounting concern that currency counterfeiters may have been quicker off the mark than expected.
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Fake New Notes With Face Value Of Over 26 Lakhs Seized In Gujarat; 2 Arrested
Two persons were arrested today with counterfeit Rs 2,000 and Rs 500 currency notes with a face value of Rs 26,10,000, police in Gujarat's Rajkot said.
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How To Make Fake Rs 2,000 Notes? Bengaluru Men Used A Copier And Glitter Pen
In Bengaluru, four men used a copier and some glitter to make fake 2,000-rupee notes that they even used in several shops.
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$184 Billion, 80 Per Cent Of Total Old Notes, Back In Banks, Says RBI
Banks have received 12.44 lakh crores or $184.24 billion in old 500 and 1,000-rupee notes till December 10, since the currency ban, the Reserve Bank of India said today. It also said that banks have so far issued 4.61 lakh crores in new currency to people over the counter and through ATMs. Prime Minister Narendra Modi had on November 8 announced th...
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3 Held With Fake 2,000 Rupee Notes Worth Rs 42 Lakh In Mohali
An MBA student and her cousin were among three persons arrested with fake Rs 2,000 currency notes with a face value of Rs 42 lakh in Mohali on Wednesday, police said in Mohali.
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Rs 4 Lakh In Fake 2,000 Rupee Notes Seized In Odisha, 1 Arrested
In two separate incidents, Odisha Police arrested a youth on charge of circulating fake Rs 2,000 notes and recovered Rs 4.8 lakh stocked in the newly-introduced denomination post the Centre's demonetisation move.
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Bangladeshi Couple Arrested With Rs 2,000 Currency Notes In Bengal's Nadia
Border Security Force (BSF) has arrested a Bangladeshi couple from the Land Customs Station (LCS) in Gede in the Nadia in West Bengal after finding at least (78) Rs 2,000 currency notes in their luggage.
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Debt-Hit MBA Grad Learnt Online How To Make Fake Notes, Arrested: Cops
An MBA graduate who allegedly made photo copies of currency notes by following an online video was arrested while trying to exchange a fake Rs 2000 note in Tamil Nadu's Cuddalore, police said on Tuesday.
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NIA Arrests Two Men With Fake Rs 2,000 Notes In Mumbai's Andheri
Two men were arrested from suburban Andheri in Mumbai today by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) with fake currency notes of Rs 2,000 denomination with a value of Rs 96,000, an official said.
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Man Arrested With Rs 7.56 Lakh In Fake Rs 2,000 Notes
The DRI has arrested a man and seized fake Rs 2,000 notes having face value of Rs 7.56 lakh from his possession.
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Fake Rs 2,000 Notes Seized At Indo-Bangladesh Border
The Border Security Force (BSF) seized 200 fake currency notes of Rs 2,000 denomination in two separate cases near the Indo-Bangladesh International Border (IB) in West Bengal.
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11 Of 17 Security Features Of Rs 2,000 Note Cracked. Centre Draws A Plan
To check counterfeiting, the government plans to change security features of higher denomination banknotes of Rs 2,000 and Rs 500 every 3-4 years in accordance with global standards. The move comes in the wake of recovery of a large amount of fake Indian currency notes in last four months after demonetisation.
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After Delhi, Now Fake Rs 2,000 Note Comes Out Of SBI ATM In Uttar Pradesh
Just days after fake Rs 2,000 notes were dispensed from a State Bank of India ATM in Delhi, the counterfeit notes have returned to haunt the government-run bank. On Thursday evening, at an SBI ATM in Uttar Pradesh's Shahjahanpur, a man was shocked to receive a scanned copy of a Rs 2,000 note.
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At SBI ATM In Delhi, Fake Rs 2,000 Notes By 'Children Bank of India'
A man in Delhi who withdrew four 2,000-rupee notes from an ATM was shocked to see, at a closer glance, that it had been issued by the "Children Bank Of India".
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How Fake 2,000 Notes Are Smuggled Into India From Bangladesh Border
Malda in West Bengal was always the capital for counterfeit notes smuggled in from bordering Bangladesh.
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High Quality Counterfeit Notes of Rs 2000 Seized In Bengal
The Border Security Force (BSF) has seized a packet of "high quality" fake Rs 2,000 banknotes early on Wednesday from West Bengal's Malda district along the India-Bangladesh border, amid mounting concern that currency counterfeiters may have been quicker off the mark than expected.
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Fake New Notes With Face Value Of Over 26 Lakhs Seized In Gujarat; 2 Arrested
Two persons were arrested today with counterfeit Rs 2,000 and Rs 500 currency notes with a face value of Rs 26,10,000, police in Gujarat's Rajkot said.
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How To Make Fake Rs 2,000 Notes? Bengaluru Men Used A Copier And Glitter Pen
In Bengaluru, four men used a copier and some glitter to make fake 2,000-rupee notes that they even used in several shops.
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$184 Billion, 80 Per Cent Of Total Old Notes, Back In Banks, Says RBI
Banks have received 12.44 lakh crores or $184.24 billion in old 500 and 1,000-rupee notes till December 10, since the currency ban, the Reserve Bank of India said today. It also said that banks have so far issued 4.61 lakh crores in new currency to people over the counter and through ATMs. Prime Minister Narendra Modi had on November 8 announced th...
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3 Held With Fake 2,000 Rupee Notes Worth Rs 42 Lakh In Mohali
An MBA student and her cousin were among three persons arrested with fake Rs 2,000 currency notes with a face value of Rs 42 lakh in Mohali on Wednesday, police said in Mohali.
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Rs 4 Lakh In Fake 2,000 Rupee Notes Seized In Odisha, 1 Arrested
In two separate incidents, Odisha Police arrested a youth on charge of circulating fake Rs 2,000 notes and recovered Rs 4.8 lakh stocked in the newly-introduced denomination post the Centre's demonetisation move.
