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Topic · standing beatupdated Sun, 25 Oct, 20:30

Counterfeit Currency

2 stories · 2 outlets · last 7 days

Stories

2

+1vs prior 7d (1)

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n=2 · last 7 days · stream A · coverage · floor 5

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0 corroborated · 0 contested

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n=0 · last 7 days · stream A · coverage · floor 5

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n=0 · last 7 days · stream A · coverage · floor 5

This week’s lead · most outlets

World · 25 Oct

ఏం ట్యాలెంట్రా బాబూ.. రెంట్కు డబ్బులు లేవని.. రూ.37 లక్షలు ప్రింట్ చేశాడు!

AI summaryIn Nagpur, Maharashtra, police discovered approximately ₹85 lakh worth of counterfeit currency, including fully printed ₹500 notes worth ₹37 lakh, inside a rented room in the Kharbi area. The tenant, Pushpak Krishna Bhandarkar, allegedly threatened the landlord, Ramesh, with a knife when asked to vacate the premises. Police have launched an investigation to arrest the suspect, who is currently believed to be in Mumbai.

2 outlets · 1 loaded term flagged

Beat timeline · 6 months

1 most-covered story

  1. 25 Oct 26Man Prints Fake Rs 500 Notes | ఇంటి అద్దె చెల్లించలేక.. నకిలీ రూ.500 నోట్లు ముద్రించిన వ్యక్తి2 outlets

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