Madhya Pradesh Madrasa Fake Currency Bust

Madhya Pradesh: Police Recover Fake Currency Notes Worth Rs 19 Lakh from Imam Residing in Madrasa Near Khandwa

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Madhya Pradesh police recovered fake currency notes worth Rs 19 lakh from an Imam working and residing in a Madrasa near Khandwa on Sunday. The accused was already arrested by Malegaon police earlier, along with his accomplice, ASP Khandwa district said. India News | Madhya Pradesh: Police Recover Fake Currency Notes Worth Rs 19 Lakh from Imam Residing in Madrasa Near Khandwa.

Madhya Pradesh: Police recover fake currency notes worth Rs 19 lakh from Imam residing in Madrasa near Khandwa

Madhya Pradesh police recovered fake currency notes worth Rs 19 lakh from an Imam working and residing in a Madrasa near Khandwa on Sunday. The accused was already arrested by Malegaon police earlier, along with his accomplice, ASP Khandwa district said.

Madhya Pradesh Madrasa Fake Currency Bust

Police discovered fake currency worth over Rs 19 lakh at a madrasa in Khandwa, Madhya Pradesh, following the arrest of Zuber Ansari in Maharashtra. Ansari was allegedly caught with Rs 10 lakh in counterfeit notes. An investigation is underway under the Bharatiya Nyay Sanhita.

Madhya Pradesh Police recover Rs 9 lakh fake currency from Imam

Police in Madhya Pradesh have seized counterfeit currency worth Rs 19 lakh from an Imam residing in a local Madrasa. The suspect had previously been arrested in connection with similar charges. The recovery of the fake notes has caused widespread alarm in the area, with authorities continuing their investigations.