Pune - In a significant operation, Pune Police have successfully seized 2070 fake Rs 500 notes, amounting to Rs 10.35 lakh, and arrested five individuals involved in the counterfeit currency racket.
Pune PoliceCounterfeit CurrencyFake Rs 500 NotesArrestsFinancial SecurityReal Estate PuneJan 17, 2025
The total value of the seized fake Rs 500 notes is Rs 10.35 lakh.
Five individuals were arrested in the operation.
The police seized several tools and equipment used for producing the counterfeit notes during the raids.
The public can identify fake Rs 500 notes by checking the security thread, the watermark, and the color-shifting ink.
The Pune Police have urged the public to remain vigilant and to report any suspicious activities or transactions involving currency.
The resolution of these complaints demonstrates the authorities' commitment to creating a fair and equitable market for all participants, ultimately fostering a more robust real estate industry.
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