Archive · 24 Jul 2025
Surat Police Seizes Fake Currency; Man Arrested on Train
Imagine someone made fake money that looks like real money.
The police in Surat, India, found a bunch of this fake money, called FICN, on a train.
It was worth a lot of money!
They also caught a man named Satyanarayan, who was bringing the fake money from a place called West Bengal.
He bought the fake money for a much lower price than its real value.
Now, the police are investigating where the fake money came from.
Surat ATS and DCB seized fake notes on a train.
The fake notes had a face value of Rs 1.59 lakh.
Satyanarayan Devilal Teli was arrested for transporting the notes.
Teli had purchased the notes from West Bengal.
He bought 319 fake Rs 500 notes for Rs 59,000.
- Who
- Gujarat Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS), Detection of Crime Branch (DCB), and Satyanarayan Devilal Teli.
- What
- Seizure of fake Indian currency notes (FICN).
- When
- Tuesday (unspecified year).
- Where
- Surat, Gujarat, on a Diamond City-bound train; originating from West Bengal.
- Why
- The exact reason is not explicitly stated, but the operation led to the arrest of someone transporting counterfeit currency.
- Agency
- ATS and DCB, Surat
- Incident
- Seizure of FICN
- Face Value
- Rs 1.59 lakh
- Denomination
- Rs 500
- Suspect
- Satyanarayan Devilal Teli
- Origin
- West Bengal
- Purchase Price
- Rs 59,000