Archive · 28 Jan 2026
Two Bihar Residents Arrested in Nepal with Fake Indian Currency
Two men from Bihar, India, were caught in Nepal with fake money.
They were riding a motorbike when police stopped them for a check.
The police found fake Indian money worth 2500 rupees on them.
The men are 30 and 42 years old.
They were arrested by the Nepalese police.
This happened in a place called Rautahat in Nepal.
The police said they found one 500 rupee note and ten 200 rupee notes that were fake.
Two Bihar residents, Bikram Kumar Paswan (30) and Rahesh Kumar Sah (42), were arrested in Nepal's Rautahat district with fake Indian currency.
They were apprehended during a routine security check while entering Nepal on an Indian registered motorbike.
The fake currency seized included one INR 500 note and ten INR 200 notes, totaling INR 2500.
The arrest was made by the Armed Police Force (APF) of Nepal on Tuesday night, January 27, 2020.
Both individuals are residents of Sitamarhi district in Bihar, India.
- Who
- Bikram Kumar Paswan and Rahesh Kumar Sah, residents of Bihar, India
- What
- Arrested with fake Indian currency notes
- When
- Tuesday night, January 27, 2020
- Where
- Rautahat district, Nepal
- Why
- Carrying fake Indian currency worth INR 2500
- Arrested Individuals
- Bikram Kumar Paswan (30) and Rahesh Kumar Sah (42)
- Origin
- Sitamarhi district, Bihar, India
- Location of Arrest
- Rautahat district, Nepal
- Date of Arrest
- Tuesday night, January 27, 2020
- Fake Currency Seized
- INR 2500 (1x INR 500 note and 10x INR 200 notes)
- Arresting Authority
- Armed Police Force (APF), Nepal
- Mode of Transport
- Indian registered motorbike