NIA court in Bengaluru sentences phony money trafficker to 6 years’ jail time

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) Special Court, Bengaluru, has actually punished a phony money trafficker to 6 years of straightforward jail time and enforced a penalty of Rs 5,000.

Sariful Islam pen names Sharifuddin, initially from West Bengal, is the 7th charged to be founded guilty in the Chikodi Fake Indian Currency Notes (FICN) situation.

NIA examinations had actually disclosed that the charged, in addition to 6 others, had actually conspired in trafficking of 41 systems of FICNs with a stated value of Rs 82,000 from the Bangladesh boundary to numerous components ofIndia Sariful Islam had actually fraudulently obtained a SIM card to interact with his co-accused.

Investigations disclosed a route of several purchases by the charged, that had actually provided Rs 10.30 lakh in FICNs to the primary found guilty Dalim Mia inWest Bengal According to the NIA, the conspiracy theory intended to destabilise the financial safety and security of India.

The NIA examination versus 2 Bangladeshi nationals, that had actually provided the FICN to the charged is continuous, with an overall of 3 chargesheets submitted until now.