Archive · 24 Jul 2026
Fake Currency Deal Foiled in Mudigere
Two men were caught trying to sell fake money in Mudigere.
The fake money had a funny mistake: it said 'Bisarv Bank of India' instead of 'Reserve Bank of India'.
The police are now trying to find out where the fake money came from and who else is involved.
Two men were arrested in Mudigere for attempting to sell counterfeit currency.
The fake notes had a spelling error: 'Bisarv Bank of India' instead of 'Reserve Bank of India'.
Mahamad Ali traveled from Mangaluru to Mudigere to sell the fake currency.
Local accomplice Mahesh was also arrested.
Mudigere police are investigating the origins of the counterfeit notes.
- Who
- Mahamad Ali and Mahesh
- What
- Attempt to circulate counterfeit currency
- When
- Not specified
- Where
- Mudigere, Chikkamgaluru district
- Why
- To circulate counterfeit currency
Law Enforcement Perspective
Suspects' Perspective
Legitimacy of the Currency
Law Enforcement Perspective
The currency is counterfeit and illegal.
Suspects' Perspective
The suspects may claim the currency is genuine or have a different explanation.
- Location
- Mudigere, Chikkamgaluru district
- Arrested Individuals
- Mahamad Ali, Mahesh
- Spelling Error
- Bisarv Bank of India
- Investigating Agency
- Mudigere Police
- Case Status
- Under investigation