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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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Over 1 Crore In New Notes Stolen In Bengaluru By ATM Van Driver
Over one crore in new currency is missing after the driver of a van carrying cash to an ATM in Bengaluru allegedly drove away on Wednesday.
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1.15 Crore Robbed From Odisha Bank, All In Banned Rs 500, 1,000 Notes
At least Rs 1.15 crore was stolen from a bank in Odisha's Dhenkanal on the weekend, all in banned Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes.
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Over Rs 1 Crore In Old Currency Notes Looted From Odisha Bank
At least Rs 1.15 crore worth of cash in now defunct Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes was stolen from the Odisha Gramya Bank's branch in Dhenkanal, police said today.
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Gang throws currency notes, steals laptop
Incidents of attention diversion followed by theft are on the rise in Bangalore despite attempts by the police to curb the menace. The latest such incident came to light when Jitendranath, the personal assistant to the State Human Rights Commission, lodged a complaint of theft.
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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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Over 1 Crore In New Notes Stolen In Bengaluru By ATM Van Driver
Over one crore in new currency is missing after the driver of a van carrying cash to an ATM in Bengaluru allegedly drove away on Wednesday.
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1.15 Crore Robbed From Odisha Bank, All In Banned Rs 500, 1,000 Notes
At least Rs 1.15 crore was stolen from a bank in Odisha's Dhenkanal on the weekend, all in banned Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes.
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Over Rs 1 Crore In Old Currency Notes Looted From Odisha Bank
At least Rs 1.15 crore worth of cash in now defunct Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes was stolen from the Odisha Gramya Bank's branch in Dhenkanal, police said today.
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Gang throws currency notes, steals laptop
Incidents of attention diversion followed by theft are on the rise in Bangalore despite attempts by the police to curb the menace. The latest such incident came to light when Jitendranath, the personal assistant to the State Human Rights Commission, lodged a complaint of theft.
