Four held as Delhi Police bust counterfeit currency racket, seize Rs 18.23 lakh in fake notes
NEW DELHI: (Oct 3) The Delhi Police has busted a counterfeit currency preparation unit allegedly being run from a rented room in Patel Nagar by a group that learnt the techniques through online videos and combined printing, die-cutting and graphic-designing skills to make fake notes, officials said on Saturday.
Four men have been arrested in connection with the racket and counterfeit currency with a face value of Rs 18.23 lakh, including finished and semi-finished notes, has been recovered, police said.
The accused allegedly operated the unit from a rented room in Baljeet Nagar, where police recovered printing and processing equipment, a laptop and a hard disk containing software and data related to the preparation of counterfeit notes, they said.
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