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Bengaluru Police Intercept Kerala Car With ₹9 Crore Cash

Bengaluru Police Intercept Kerala Car With ₹9 Crore Cash
Bengaluru Police Intercept Car Carrying ₹9 Crore To Tamil Nadu Based On IT Tip-Off · freepressjournal.in

Police in Bengaluru stopped a car traveling toward Hosur.

They said the car had ₹9 crore in cash that had not been properly accounted for.

The cash was reportedly hidden inside the car and was in ₹500 notes.

Two people were in the vehicle.

One of them was identified as Sachin, who is linked to a jewellery business in Tuticorin, Tamil Nadu.

The people said the money belonged to them and was meant to buy land.

Income Tax officials took over the inquiry.

They also reported finding another ₹1.3 crore at Sachin’s premises.

Key facts

Cash found in car
₹9 crore, reportedly in ₹500 notes
Additional cash
₹1.3 crore reportedly recovered from Sachin’s premises
Vehicle
Kerala-registered Hyundai Creta
Route
Bengaluru toward Hosur
Interception point
Hosur Road near Electronic City
Income Tax official
Jagadish, Deputy Director of Income Tax, Unit 22, Bengaluru
Identified occupant
Sachin, 42, linked to Sindhu Jewellers in Tuticorin, Tamil Nadu

Quotes

M Narayana

Deputy Commissioner of Police, Electronic City Division

“One of the detained persons has been identified as Sachin, 42, who is associated with a jewellery business based in Thoothukudi, Tamil Nadu.”
indianexpress.com

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