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West Bengal man gets six years in jail for circulating fake Indian currency
Updated On: 31 August, 2024 10:18 PM IST | Bengaluru | mid-day online correspondent
A man was sentenced to imprisonment for six years by a court in Bengaluru for circulating fake Indian currency notes procured from Bangladesh, the NIA said. The accused is a native of West Bengal. He has also been fined Rs 5,000 for the crime. He is the seventh accused to be convicted in the 2018 case, the agency said
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A man was sentenced to six years in prison by a court in Bengaluru on Saturday for circulating counterfeit Indian currency notes procured from Bangladesh, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) reported.
The accused, Sariful Islam, also known as Sarifulla or Sharifuddin, hails from West Bengal. He was additionally fined Rs 5,000 for the crime, a statement issued by NIA said, reported news agency PTI. He is the seventh individual to be convicted in connection with this 2018 case.
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