November 12, 2017 8:59 PM

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NIA busts gang cheating people on pretext of exchange of Fake Currency Note

The National Investigation Agency, NIA has busted a gang who were cheating people on pretext of exchange of Fake Indian Currency Note. <br/><br/>The NIA said, three persons Rashid Khan of Thane, Gagan Kumar Vyas of Satara and Iqbal Ahmad Ansari of Palghar, Maharashtra have been detained in this regard at Dholpur in Rajasthan on Sunday. <br/><br/>Searches were carried out at two places in Mumbai and one place in Kolhapur by the Agency. <br/><br/>A total 20 gold biscuits of 100 grams each have been recovered from their possession during this operation. The genuineness of the Gold is being verified.<br/><br/>The Agency said, the inter-state gang had been active since long in the states of Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Delhi and West Bengal. <br/><br/>The gang primarily lured people on the pretext of exchanging high quality FICN or unbilled gold biscuits on attractive rates. <br/><br/>They either looted their targets directly or carried out fake police raids with the help of other associates. <br/><br/>The off guarded targets use to leave their money behind and could not even lodge a police complaint.<br/>

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