Archive · 19 Aug 2025
Man Convicted in Counterfeit Case, Walks Free After Serving Time
A man named Radhakrishna Adappa was caught for using fake money.
He was part of a group that made and used fake money.
The court found him guilty, but because he already spent nearly four years in jail, they let him go free.
He was arrested in 2019 and the fake money he used was worth Rs 82,000.
The court let him go because he admitted he was wrong and seemed sorry for what he did.
A man was convicted in a counterfeit currency case by a special NIA court.
He was sentenced to the time already served: three years and ten months.
The man, Radhakrishna Adappa, was arrested on May 20, 2019.
He was involved in circulating counterfeit notes worth Rs 82,000.
Adappa pleaded guilty and showed remorse, influencing the court's decision.
- Who
- Radhakrishna Adappa, along with other involved individuals.
- What
- A man was convicted in a fake currency note circulation case.
- When
- The man was arrested on May 20, 2019. The verdict was made after nearly four years.
- Where
- Mumbai, India.
- Why
- Adappa was involved in circulating counterfeit currency and pleaded guilty.
- Defendant
- Radhakrishna Adappa
- Charge
- Circulation of counterfeit currency
- Amount of counterfeit notes
- Rs 82,000
- Sentence
- Time served (3 years, 10 months)
- Date of Arrest
- May 20, 2019
- Court
- Special NIA court