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Man charge-sheeted in India for ‘smuggling’ fake Indian currency notes from Bangladesh

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01 January, 2021, 09:15 am
Last modified: 01 January, 2021, 09:23 am

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Man charge-sheeted in India for ‘smuggling’ fake Indian currency notes from Bangladesh

An NIA official said that the third supplementary charge sheet in the case was filed before the NIA special court in Patna against Selim Sk hailing from West Bengal under IPC sections

TBS Report
01 January, 2021, 09:15 am
Last modified: 01 January, 2021, 09:23 am
Man charge-sheeted in India for ‘smuggling’ fake Indian currency notes from Bangladesh

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) of India filed charge sheet against a man for allegedly smuggling fake Indian currency notes from Bangladesh to distribute in India on Thursday.

An NIA official said that the third supplementary charge sheet in the case was filed before the NIA special court in Patna against Selim Sk hailing from West Bengal under IPC sections, reports Outlook.

The case relates to the seizure of counterfeit Indian currency notes having a face value of Rs 4 lakh by Bihar''s Bettiah Police on February 2, 2019 from the possession of Julkar Shaikh, the official said.

Shahnawaj Shaikh and Mannalal Chaudhary, who were incarcerated in Kolkata''s Presidency Correctional Home, were operating an FICN trafficking racket from jail through their associates Kamirujjaman, Rakesh Chaudhary and Julkar Shaikh, the NIA official said.

The NIA arrested and charge-sheeted four accused -- Kamirujjaman, Rakesh Chaudhary, Shahnawaj Shaikh and Mannalal Chaudhary in addition to Julkar Shaikh, who was already arrested.

Kamirujjaman had procured the FICN from Selim Sk, who was subsequently arrested on October 6 this year, the official said.

Selim was sourcing the FICN from a Bangladeshi national and supplying them in Bihar and other parts of India through an organised network of couriers, the NIA official said.

The NIA has been able to expose the full chain of conspiracy by the suppliers and the receivers of FICN involved in trafficking in the case, the official said, adding that further investigation was underway.

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