Rajasthan: Mint of fake notes being sold in the markets openly, Anti Gangster Force caught two

If someone says there are only fake notes from across the border, it is not so, here criminals have opened a mint here to make fake notes in the country itself. In the Jhotwara area of the capital city Jaipur, the police's Anti Gangster Task Force acted sharply on the inputs of the intelligence and caught the criminals making fake notes. Fake notes worth Rs. 2 lakh 17 thousand have been seized there. In this operation, two suspected persons, Mukesh (27) and Mohan Saini (28), have been caught. Fake notes, printers, and the ink used while making the notes have also been seized, which have been seized by the police.

ADG Dinesh MN said that ASI Shankar Dayal and Head Constable Kamal Singh of the Anti Gangster Task Force had received information from an informer that some people in Jaipur city are printing fake notes and supplying them in the market. Taking immediate action on this, accused Mukesh Jat and Mohan Saini, who were dealing in fake notes, were caught with the help of local police in the Jhotwara police station area. During the action, the team recovered fake notes worth Rs 2,17,700 including 434 notes of 500 and 7 notes of 100.

Regarding this action taken in Jaipur, ADG Dinesh MN further said that such action is being taken continuously in various areas of the state under the Dharapak Abhiyan. To catch these criminals, various teams of Anti Gangster Task Force were formed under his direction and under the supervision of DIG Yogesh Yadav and ASP Siddhant Sharma. In which ASI Shankar Dayal, Head Constable Suresh Kumar, Narendra Singh, Kamal Singh, Constable Naresh Kumar, Ratiram, and driver Suresh Kumar were given the task of arresting the accused based on the information. At present, the police have registered a case against both the accused in Jhotwara police station for further action and they are being questioned in detail.