NIA Nabs Key Suspect in PNB Counterfeit Currency Conspiracy
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NIA Nabs Key Suspect in PNB Counterfeit Currency Conspiracy
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has arrested Amit Kumar, a key accused in the counterfeit currency scandal at Punjab National Bank's Saharanpur branch. Kumar, a bank employee, was apprehended in Chandigarh, advancing the probe aimed at uncovering the scope and involvement in the Rs 17.29 crore fraud.
NIA Arrests Key Accused in Counterfeit Currency Conspiracy at PNB Currency Chest in Saharanpur
Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. The National Investigation Agency has arrested Amit Kumar, an absconding bank employee and key accused in the alleged conspiracy involving counterfeit Indian currency notes with a face value of Rs 17.29 crore recovered from a Punjab National Bank currency chest in Saharanpur, Uttar Pradesh. India News | NIA Arrests Key Accused in Counterfeit Currency Conspiracy at PNB Currency Chest in Sahara…
NIA arrests PNB manager in Rs 17 crore fake currency case, gets 2-day transit remand - The Tribune
In a major breakthrough in the alleged circulation and storage of counterfeit currency worth around Rs 17 crore at a Punjab National Bank (PNB) currency chest in Saharanpur, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) has arrested a bank employee, Amit Kumar, from Chandigarh.
The NIA has achieved a major breakthrough in the case of counterfeit currency worth ₹17.29 crore found at the Punjab National Bank (PNB) currency chest in Saharanpur. The agency has arrested the main accused, bank employee Amit Kumar, who was absconding.
Bank manager Amit Kumar, the main accused in the case of counterfeit currency notes found in the currency chest of PNB in Saharanpur, who was absconding, has been arrested. Amit was arrested by the NIA in Chandigarh. Amit is one of the three bank employees who were suspended after the case came to light. Uttar Pradesh Hindi News
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Monday arrested Amit Kumar, an absconding accused in the fake currency notes conspiracy case at the Punjab National Bank currency chest in Saharanpur.
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