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Currency seized

Staff Reporter

NEW DELHI: Two men have been arrested by the Special Cell of the Delhi police on charges of circulating counterfeit currency notes in the Capital. The police claim to have seized from them Rs.19.5 lakh in fake notes that were smuggled from Pakistan and pushed into the country through the Nepal border.

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