CISF Nabs Suspect Carrying Foreign Currency Worth Rs 3 Crore At Punjabi Bagh West Metro Station
Foreign Currency: The CISF personnel deployed in the security of Delhi Metro got success on Tuesday when a man was traveling in the metro carrying a bag full of foreign currency worth Rs 2.7 crore. It is being told that during the investigation being done through the XBIS machine installed at Punjabi Bagh West Metro Station, CISF personnel stopped a passenger and examined him after finding something suspicious.
During this, the CISF got bundles of foreign notes in large quantities to check the passenger’s bags. After this the matter was given to the senior officers of CISF. During the initial enquiry, the passenger could not give any satisfactory answer. After this the matter was given to the Enforcement Directorate and DMRP.
CISF detected foreign currency worth approximately Rs 2.7 crores from a male passenger at Delhi’s Punjabi Bagh West Metro station. He has been handed over to ED for further probe. pic.twitter.com/wSxAagMCIG
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As soon as the matter came to light, the officials of Enforcement Directorate and DMRP reached Punjabi Bagh West metro station. Where Enforcement Directorate officials asked many questions to the person during the investigation of the case. During this, the ED officials were not satisfied with the man’s reply, after which he took the man along with his garden for further investigation.
Let us inform that the foreign currency recovered from the person was counted in the station control room in the presence of DMRP, ED and CISF. During which foreign exchange of about Rs 2.7 crore was detected from the passenger’s bag. Currently, this foreign currency has 2 lakh AED (UAE Dirham), 1,20,000 US dollars, 20,000 Canadian dollars, 25,000 Singapore dollars, 50,000 Australian dollars, 25,000 euros, 4,000 Swiss franchises, 30,000 GB pounds, 12, Contains 00,000 Thai Baht. The case has blown the senses of the DMRP, ED and CISF officials.