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Fake currency case

September 9, 2026 • By {"id":3,"username":"john","name":"Jhon Ji","first_name":"Jhon","last_name":"Ji","dob":null,"address":"Guntur","location":null,"email":"john.r@newsnow.com","avatar":"avatars\/TqrcU9PJ4NBpbhR6E3qvtnbdjsMMAm9P7RpnblyP.jpg","profile_image":null,"occupation":"Writer","is_blocked":false,"banned_at":null,"moderation_notes":null,"is_flagged":false,"subscription_type":null,"subscription_expires_at":null,"role":"Reporter","email_verified_at":null,"created_at":"2025-08-04T19:22:03.000000Z","updated_at":"2026-09-30T07:51:22.000000Z","phone":"+91 99666 43113","is_verified":true,"otp_expires_at":null} • Andhra Pradesh
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The NIA arrested a bank manager after finding ₹17.29 crore in fake notes inside a PNB chest, pointing to a Nepal link

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The most significant active counterfeit currency case in India unfolded in August and September 2026. The National Investigation Agency (NIA) took over the investigation due to implications of economic destabilization and cross-border links

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