Bengaluru South police arrest seven in counterfeit currency bust

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AI-generated summary of the coverage listed below: Bengaluru South police arrested seven people on Thursday after a coordinated operation targeting a counterfeit currency racket operating in the city. The raid, conducted in the Shamshabad area, led to the seizure of fake notes worth approximately Rs 2.90 lakh. The operation followed surveillance that identified the suspects’ involvement in producing and distributing counterfeit money. The arrest is part of a broader effort to curb illegal currency production and protect the financial system.

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Seven arrested as Bengaluru South police bust counterfeit currency racket

Center · Deccan Herald

Fake Currency Racket Busted in Shamshabad, Three Held

Right-leaning · Deccan Chronicle

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