Mathura Police busts interstate fake currency racket linked to China
Op IndiaOfficials of the Government Railway Police, Mathura, have busted an interstate gang involved in printing fake currency notes using equipment imported from China. Officials recovered fake currencies worth Rs 21,000, half-printed fake notes, equipment for printing fake notes valued an estimated value of Rs 7 lakh and other materials. Raunak’s name came to the fore on December 9, when Mathura GRP arrested three people with fake notes counterfeiting Rs 1.5 lakh. The officials recovered 42 counterfeit notes of Rs 500, four half-printed fake currency notes of Rs 500, rolls of a security thread, security paper, a computer with associated equipment, a high-class printer, a photostat machine, a lamination machine, punching machine, frame slider of different sizes, and other equipment from Raunak’s possession.