Archive · 28 Jul 2025
Mastermind of Counterfeit Currency Racket Arrested in Nagpur
Imagine someone printing fake money to trick people.
Police caught the main person, Abhishek Tiwari, who was doing just that.
He was arrested in Nagpur.
The police found a huge amount of fake money hidden in a hotel.
The fake money looked like real money but had a different bank name on it.
The fake money was mixed with real money to fool people, especially when they took out loans.
Several people were arrested because of this investigation.
Police arrested Abhishek Tiwari, the suspected mastermind of a counterfeit currency racket.
The arrest followed the seizure of ₹9 crore worth of fake Indian currency notes from a hotel.
The counterfeit notes, printed with 'Manoranjan Bank of India', were mixed with genuine ones.
The fake notes were mainly ₹500, with some ₹100 notes.
Tiwari's arrest resulted from the interrogation of other suspects.
- Who
- Abhishek Tiwari, the suspected mastermind, was arrested by the police.
- What
- The arrest of Abhishek Tiwari, the suspected mastermind of a counterfeit currency racket.
- When
- Tiwari was arrested on Saturday and brought back to Sandeshkhali on Sunday.
- Where
- Tiwari was arrested in Nagpur, the fake currency was found at a hotel in Sandeshkhali, West Bengal.
- Why
- Tiwari was arrested following an investigation into a large-scale counterfeit currency operation and the recovery of fake notes.
- Suspect's Name
- Abhishek Tiwari
- Location of Arrest
- Nagpur
- Location of Fake Currency Recovery
- Sandeshkhali, West Bengal
- Amount of Fake Currency Recovered
- ₹9 crore
- Bank Name on Fake Notes
- Manoranjan Bank of India