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Man involved in printing counterfeit currency arrested in Tirupur

Police said Prabhu was arrested based on information given by a gang of five accused persons who were involved in the fake currency scam in Kerala and Tamil Nadu. Further inquiry is underway to crack down on their entire network.

DTNEXT Bureau

Coimbatore: A 39-year-old man, who was part of a larger gang involved in printing and circulating counterfeit currency, was arrested by a joint team of Kerala and Tirupur police on Thursday. Police also seized Rs 1.78 lakh counterfeit currencies in the denomination of Rs 500, a printer and other valuables from Prabhu, a native of Theni and residing at Kolumam near Udumalpet. He claimed to be a Forest department official among the neighbours. Police said Prabhu was arrested based on information given by a gang of five accused persons who were involved in the fake currency scam in Kerala and Tamil Nadu. Further inquiry is underway to crack down on their entire network.

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