Archive · 13 Jun 2025
Man Arrested for Duping Woman with Fake Currency
A man tricked a woman into giving him money by promising a loan.
He said he could get her a low-interest loan for her daughter's construction project.
The man asked for ₹60 lakh and gave her a suitcase with fake money.
The fake money totaled ₹1.87 crore.
The police found the man and arrested him.
The police think the fake money came from Tamil Nadu.
A man posing as a financier duped a woman of ₹60 lakh.
The accused, Mohammad Asif, promised a low-interest loan.
Asif delivered two suitcases with ₹1.87 crore in fake currency.
The incident occurred near a hotel on Gokul Road in Hubballi.
Police arrested Asif from Murudeshwar and believe the fake notes originated in Tamil Nadu.
- Who
- Mohammad Asif, a Pune-based woman, and the police are involved.
- What
- Mohammad Asif was arrested for duping a woman with counterfeit currency.
- When
- The incident occurred recently, as the woman discovered the fraud and police investigated.
- Where
- The events unfolded in Hubballi and Murudeshwar.
- Why
- Asif aimed to obtain ₹60 lakh by promising a loan and providing counterfeit currency.
Victim
N/A
Financial Loss and Deception
Victim
The victim suffered financial loss and was deceived by the fraudster.
N/A
N/A
- Accused
- Mohammad Asif
- Victim
- Pune-based woman
- Amount Swindled
- ₹60 lakh
- Fake Currency
- ₹1.87 crore
- Modus Operandi
- Promised loan for a fee, delivered fake notes
- Location of arrest
- Murudeshwar
- Suspected Source
- Tamil Nadu
