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Mumbai: Vakola resident held for printing fake notes valuing Rs 1.35L at home

“He used the currency only after sunset and during rush hours to pay vendors and rickshaw drivers. As the notes were of smaller amounts, no one suspected they were fake and it’s difficult to spot the difference during night time,” said Assistant Police Inspector Sachin Suryavanshi

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A 38-year-old Vakola resident was arrested by Kherwadi police on Tuesday for allegedly printing fake notes in his house to the tune of Rs 1.35 lakh in the denomination of Rs 50 and Rs 100.

“The accused, Rahul Chadwa, a sole breadwinner in his family with no prior crime record, committed the crime nine months ago after his business in the stock market collapsed due to the ongoing pandemic,” said Manjunath Shinge, DCP zone VIII, as per a report in The Indian Express.

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