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Man Arrested With Fake Currency Notes Worth Rs 5.08 Lakh In Maharashtra
One person was arrested in Nashik in Maharashtra on Friday allegedly with fake currency notes with a face value of Rs 5.08 lakh, a police official said.
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Currency Notes Valued At Rs 5 Lakh Allegedly Stolen From Nashik Press
Currency notes worth Rs 5 lakh were stolen from the Currency Note Press (CNP) in Maharashtra's Nashik over the last five months by unidentified persons, the police said Tuesday.
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Nashik Man Arrested After TikTok Video Of Him Licking Notes Goes Viral
A 38-year-old man from Nashik in Maharashtra was arrested for allegedly uploading a Tiktok video in which he is seen licking currency notes and wiping his nose with it while claiming the novel coronavirus was a "divine punishment" without remedy.
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After Bomb Threat, Security Tightened In Maharashtra's Nashik
Security around several important places in Maharashtra's Nashik, including the railway station and Currency Note Press, has been tightened after police said they received bomb threats.
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Rs 200, Rs 500 Note Printing Stopped Due To Ink Shortage: Union Leader
Non-availability of ink has resulted in a halt in printing of Rs 200 and Rs 500 denomination banknotes at the Currency Note Press in Nashik, an employees' union leader claimed today.
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Man Arrested With Fake Currency Notes Worth Rs 5.08 Lakh In Maharashtra
One person was arrested in Nashik in Maharashtra on Friday allegedly with fake currency notes with a face value of Rs 5.08 lakh, a police official said.
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Currency Notes Valued At Rs 5 Lakh Allegedly Stolen From Nashik Press
Currency notes worth Rs 5 lakh were stolen from the Currency Note Press (CNP) in Maharashtra's Nashik over the last five months by unidentified persons, the police said Tuesday.
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Nashik Man Arrested After TikTok Video Of Him Licking Notes Goes Viral
A 38-year-old man from Nashik in Maharashtra was arrested for allegedly uploading a Tiktok video in which he is seen licking currency notes and wiping his nose with it while claiming the novel coronavirus was a "divine punishment" without remedy.
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After Bomb Threat, Security Tightened In Maharashtra's Nashik
Security around several important places in Maharashtra's Nashik, including the railway station and Currency Note Press, has been tightened after police said they received bomb threats.
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Rs 200, Rs 500 Note Printing Stopped Due To Ink Shortage: Union Leader
Non-availability of ink has resulted in a halt in printing of Rs 200 and Rs 500 denomination banknotes at the Currency Note Press in Nashik, an employees' union leader claimed today.
