Fake Currency Bust Uncovers Local Kozhikode Operation

Five men, including two college students, were caught by Feroke police in Kerala for possessing counterfeit currency. A total of 57 fake Rs 500 notes were seized. The gang had rented a printer to produce the illegal notes. Police are investigating further to uncover more details.

Fake Currency Bust Uncovers Local Kozhikode Operation
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In a significant bust, police in Kerala's northern Kozhikode district have arrested five individuals found with counterfeit currency notes. Among the detained are two college students who allegedly played a key role in facilitating the operation.

The authorities seized a total of 57 fake Rs 500 notes, revealing that the group rented a color printer to produce the bogus bills. The apprehension follows a tip-off regarding a recent influx of fake currency in the area.

The police believe the operation was orchestrated by a local gang, using low-quality paper for the prints. Investigations are ongoing to uncover the full extent of the counterfeiting network.

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