[One of the justifications  for "demonetisation" was/is that it'd
eleminate fake high-value currency notes.
The fact is that almost from the day one fake notes are getting seized.
This is presumably the latest.
And, most (or all?) of these seizures relate to the "Make in India" brand.]

http://www.asianage.com/metros/mumbai/090417/three-arrested-for-circulating-fake-notes.html

Mumbai: Three arrested for circulating fake notes

THE ASIAN AGE. Published : Apr 9, 2017, 3:05 am IST Updated : Apr 9,
2017, 5:18 am IST

Acting on a tip-off, the crime branch officials laid a trap and
arrested the main accused.

Acting on a tip-off, the crime branch officials laid a trap and
arrested the main accused, who used to print these fake notes in
Nalasopara.

Mumbai: Mumbai’s crime branch unit 9 busted a fake currency racket and
arrested three persons for printing fake notes in denomination of Rs
2,000 worth Rs 70.08 lakh on Friday. Acting on a tip-off, the crime
branch officials laid a trap and arrested the main accused, who used
to print these fake notes in Nalasopara. The main accused was a DTP
operator who was deep in debts and orchestrated the fraud with the
help of two friends, who were also arrested, to pay back the loans.
The police also seized a high-end printer, scanner and a laptop from
the accused persons.

According to sources, the police received information from their
sources about a person trying to circulate fake new currency in
denomination of Rs 2,000 in the financial market. The police started
keeping a close eye on the movement of this suspected person, and
after confirmation of their trade, the police laid a trap at Bandstand
in Bandra on Friday.

Speaking to The Asian Age, API Nitin Patil said, “The accused were
deeply sunk in debt, and the modus operandi was to get fast cash. The
accused will be remanded in police custody till Wednesday and other
members of this fraud are likely to be arrested soon.”

The source added that the three accused, aged between 25-40 years,
were looking for fast cash and sought this way to earn the money
without any pains. The main accused of this gang is a DTP operator who
was working in a company in Nalasopara and had the resources to carry
out the fraud. The police is also interrogating the trio to know who
are the other players involved and how much of the fake new currency
has been in circulation.


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