The Fake Indian Currency Pakistan Link case took a major turn after Madhubani Police arrested a key suspect during a late-night raid. Police say the accused played an active role in the Fake Indian Currency Pakistan Link network, which allegedly smuggled counterfeit notes into Bihar through the Nepal border.
Officers received intelligence about the circulation of fake notes in local markets. A special team tracked the suspect for several days before conducting the operation. During questioning, he reportedly revealed details about other members of the group.
Investigators believe the network operated across borders and targeted rural markets to spread counterfeit currency. Police have registered a case and launched a search for other accused persons linked to the racket.
Authorities said they will continue strict surveillance in border areas to prevent further circulation of fake currency and protect the local economy.
