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Amit Shah Orders Crackdown On Illegal Activities Along Indo-Nepal Border
Union Home Minister Amit Shah chaired a high-level meeting with District Magistrates (DMs) and Superintendents of Police (SPs) from seven districts of the Seemanchal region, focusing on tightening security along the Indo-Nepal border.
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CloudSEK Researchers Expose Social Media-Based Counterfeit Currency Network, Unmasks Perpetrators
CloudSEK, a cybersecurity firm, announced that it has unmasked a syndicate involved in printing and selling counterfeit Indian currency. As per the firm, the group was marketing the fake notes via social media platforms such as Facebook and Instagram, and even used authentic marketing channels such as Meta ads. As per the report shared by the compa...
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NIA Arrests Main Accused In Fake Currency Network From Guwahati
Investigation revealed that Mohammad Akbar Ali had come to Bengaluru from Assam in 2007 and was working in a florist shop. He was introduced into the Fake Indian Currency Notes business by his uncle, Hakim.
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15 Convicted in Fake Currency Racket Case Filed by National Investigation Agency
A Hyderabad city court today convicted 15 of the 25 accused in a case relating to a pan-India network of fake currency racketeers.
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Amit Shah Orders Crackdown On Illegal Activities Along Indo-Nepal Border
Union Home Minister Amit Shah chaired a high-level meeting with District Magistrates (DMs) and Superintendents of Police (SPs) from seven districts of the Seemanchal region, focusing on tightening security along the Indo-Nepal border.
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CloudSEK Researchers Expose Social Media-Based Counterfeit Currency Network, Unmasks Perpetrators
CloudSEK, a cybersecurity firm, announced that it has unmasked a syndicate involved in printing and selling counterfeit Indian currency. As per the firm, the group was marketing the fake notes via social media platforms such as Facebook and Instagram, and even used authentic marketing channels such as Meta ads. As per the report shared by the compa...
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NIA Arrests Main Accused In Fake Currency Network From Guwahati
Investigation revealed that Mohammad Akbar Ali had come to Bengaluru from Assam in 2007 and was working in a florist shop. He was introduced into the Fake Indian Currency Notes business by his uncle, Hakim.
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15 Convicted in Fake Currency Racket Case Filed by National Investigation Agency
A Hyderabad city court today convicted 15 of the 25 accused in a case relating to a pan-India network of fake currency racketeers.
