29 C
Guwahati
Saturday, July 27, 2024

Fake Notes and Gold Items Recovered in the Kahilipara Raid, Guwahati, 2 detained

In addition to the false currency and gold objects, officials said they were also able to take three mobile phones and a machine for making counterfeit money.

- Advertisement -
- Advertisement -

August 8, 2023: Guwahati Police made a significant raid and discovered fake gold goods and Fake Indian Currency Notes (FICN) in a rented home in the city’s Kahilipara neighborhood, according to allegations that surfaced on Tuesday.

According to initial reports, phony currency notes totaling Rs 1,03,500 were discovered during an operation. The officials also discovered a golden boat-shaped item, a Christ idol, and four ‘Kharus’ (a sort of Assamese ornament), all of which were later discovered to be fake.
A team of police officers from the Bhagadattapur Police Outpost in Kahilipara reportedly carried out the operation last night, during which the products and bogus cash notes were confiscated.
In addition to the false currency and gold objects, officials said they were also able to take three mobile phones and a machine for making counterfeit money.

- Advertisement -

In the meantime, two middlemen were also taken into custody on suspicion of dispersing phony money notes and operating a business dealing in the sale of fake gold products to unsuspecting customers.
They were later recognized by authorities as Rashidul Haque and Farooq Ahmed, who both reside in Lakhimpur, Assam.

During interrogation, the couple admitted to executing their business from a rented facility for the previous four months, officials further added

Rasidul Haque and Faruk Ahmed, both from Bihpuria, were detained at Dakhingaon by an EGPD squad from Bhagadattapur OP of Dispur PS. They were found to be in possession of FICN 1.03 Lakh in 500 denominations, as well as phony gold objects.

- Advertisement -
The Hills Times
The Hills Timeshttps://thehillstimes.in/
Welcome to The Hills Times, your trusted source for daily news and updates in English from the heart of Assam, India. Since our establishment in 2000, we've been dedicated to providing timely and accurate information to our readers in Diphu and Guwahati. As the first English newspaper in the then undemarcated Karbi Anglong district, we've forged a strong connection with diverse communities and age groups, earning a reputation for being a reliable source of news and insights. In addition to our print edition, we keep pace with the digital age through our website, https://thehillstimes.in, where we diligently update our readers with the latest happenings day by day. Whether it's local events, regional developments, or global news, The Hills Times strives to keep you informed with dedication and integrity. Join us in staying ahead of the curve and exploring the world through our lens.
Latest news
- Advertisement -
Related news
- Advertisement -
10 Best Places In India For Birdwatchers 8 Largest Lakes To Visit In India 9 Beautiful Plants With Colourful Leaves 8 Forests In India To Spot Leopards Summer Special: Top Tourist Places In Shimla