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Man arrested in Fake Indian Currency note racket in Mumbai
Updated On: 21 February, 2019 08:55 PM IST | | Suraj Ojha
A case was registered against a gang of criminals for their involvement in procurement, trafficking and supply of huge quantity of Fake Indian Currency Notes (FICN) from West Bengal for further circulation in different parts of India

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The Mumbai Crime Branch's wanted accused man was arrested by the National Investigating Agency(NIA) from Malda, Junagadh in a Fake Indian Currency Note (FICN) case. The arrested accused identified as Tahir Shaikh alias Kaliya or Kalu, is a resident of Malda in West Bengal. He was arrested for his active role in procurement, trafficking and supply of huge quantities of Fake Indian Currency Notes.
According to sources, the case was registered against a gang of criminals for their involvement in procurement, trafficking and supply of a huge quantity of Fake Indian Currency Notes (FICN) from West Bengal for further circulation in different parts of India including Gujarat. Investigation revealed that Kaliya is one of the main suppliers of FICN from West Bengal and was wanted in this case.
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