Pakistani nabbed in Gujarat with fake old Rs 500 notes and US dollar
December 14, 2016
Surat: A Pakistani national was today nabbed from Surat railway station in Gujarat with fake Indian old Rs 500 notes worth Rs 50000 and some counterfeit US dollars.
GRP PSI M R Mallik said that one Burhanuddin S Vora (45) was nabbed from the platform number one of the Surat station this morning when he alighted from the general bogey of a super-fast train from Mumbai.
100 notes of old Rs 500 denomination and 3 US $ 100 notes were found in his possession, all of which were fake. He was also having a Pakistani passport in which he was identified as a resident of Karachi.
He had come to India on a visitors visa via Amritsar on December 12. His visa was valid till April next year.
Initially he had presented himself as an Indian associated with textile business living in Vasai area of Mumbai but further investigation revealed his Pakistan connection.
The matter was being investigated in detail.
DeshGujarat
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