Delhi school teacher held with fake currency
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Press Trust of India Nov 08, 2006 05:03 PM IST
The fake currency was meant to be floated in the market here and is from Pakistan, say Directorate of Revenue Intelligence.
A government school teacher was arrested in central Delhi on Wednesday, allegedly with fake currency having a face value of Rs 20 lakh.
The 35-year-old teacher, hailing from western Uttar Pradesh, was arrested from Ajmeri Gate locality by the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI).
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The fake currency, of the denomination of Rs 500, was meant to be floated in Indian market and came from Pakistan, DRI sources said.
DRI have seized fake currency having a face value of Rs 1.2 crore from Chennai, Bangalore and Mumbai in the last two months.
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