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Indian counterfeit currency seized
Saturday, May 03, 2008 11:21 [IST]

Kochi: Indian counterfeit currency worth Rs.2 million were seized on Saturday from an Indian who flew into this Kerala city, officials said.

The Directorate of Revenue Intelligence made the seizure from a passenger who hails from Kanhangad in northern Kerala. The man, who is believed to have come from the Middle East, is being questioned.


Source : IANS

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