Man gets 10 yrs in jail for circulating fake currency
16 Jan 2013 12:03 AM GMT
A court has handed ten years of rigorous imprisonment to a man for possessing and circulating fake Indian currency notes, a CBI spokesperson said on Tuesday. The court also imposed a fine of Rs 11 lakh on convict Imran Abdulla Syed.
Syed was arrested with fake currency having a face value of Rs 11.21 lakh at the IGI airport here, the CBI spokesperson said.
‘The seized FICNs were allegedly claimed to be received from a Pakistani national. After completion of the probe, CBI filed a charge sheet on December 21, 2010 against accused Imran Abdulla Syed and other accused, a Pakistani national,’ the CBI spokesperson said.
Syed was arrested with fake currency having a face value of Rs 11.21 lakh at the IGI airport here, the CBI spokesperson said.
‘The seized FICNs were allegedly claimed to be received from a Pakistani national. After completion of the probe, CBI filed a charge sheet on December 21, 2010 against accused Imran Abdulla Syed and other accused, a Pakistani national,’ the CBI spokesperson said.
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