2 people were travelling in a train, RPF stopped them seeing a cloth bag tied around their waist; when they opened it their eyes were wide open:

A sensational case of money smuggling has come to light at the railway station in Kollam, Kerala. Two people chose the train to smuggle money so that no one could notice them in the crowd and the smugglers could easily succeed in their purpose. But after suspicion, both of them were arrested with Rs 44 lakh smuggled. These two people were caught by RPF and Railway Police from the station. Both were arrested because they were unable to give accurate information when asked about the money.

There were bundles of notes in the cloth bag tied around the waist

After the Kollam-Chennai train reached Punalur station at 5.30 am on Monday, a team of Railway Police and RPF searched two suspicious persons. During this, a bundle of notes was recovered from a cloth bag tied around their waist. The arrested persons are Muthu (58) and Alagappan (58), natives of Virudhunagar, Madurai. Both of them had arrived by train with Rs 44 lakh. They have not been able to produce the source of the smuggled money or any other documents. Further investigation is being conducted in the case.

Smuggling of fake notes from Bangladesh to Aligarh

At the same time, let us tell you that a similar case of currency smuggling has also come to light from Aligarh in UP. In Aligarh too, a joint team of SOG and police has arrested 3 cunning smugglers smuggling fake currency from Bangladesh. Police has also recovered fake currency notes worth Rs 77 thousand in bundles of fake currency notes of Rs 500 each, 5 mobile phones, a scooty from their possession. Important information has come to light regarding the action against the fake currency gang.