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Three Hyderabad Delivery Drivers Held in Fake Currency Case

Three Hyderabad Delivery Drivers Held in Fake Currency Case
Delivery drivers held for circulating fake currency · thehansindia.com

Police in Hyderabad arrested three men accused of making fake Indian money.

The men worked as a food delivery worker, a bike taxi driver and an auto rickshaw driver.

Police said they learned how to make the notes from videos and an advertisement online.

They bought a colour printer, scanner, special paper and other materials.

The men allegedly printed notes with watermarks to make them look real.

They reportedly used the fake money at wine shops and vegetable markets.

They chose nighttime and small transactions to avoid being caught.

Police recovered the fake notes and equipment and are investigating whether others were involved.

Key facts

Arrests
Three men were arrested by Hyderabad police.
Counterfeit currency seized
Fake Indian currency worth Rs 2.91 lakh was recovered.
Suspects' occupations
The accused included a food delivery worker, a bike taxi driver and an auto rickshaw driver.
Equipment
Police recovered an Epson colour printer, a scanner and related printing materials.
alleged circulation locations
The notes were allegedly used in small quantities at local wine shops and vegetable markets.
Investigation
Police began further legal proceedings to investigate possible broader links in the counterfeit network.

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