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Surat: Rs 76 lakh in new Rs 2,000 currency seized, 4 detained

They have been identified as Dipti Patel (30), Girish Patel (45), Arun Amrutar (58) and Rann Kumar Singh (46)

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A cashier displays the new 2000 Indian rupee banknotes inside a bank in Jammu (Photo: Reuters)

Press Trust of India Ahmedabad
Police on Friday seized Rs 76 lakh cash in the denomination of Rs 2,000 from four persons in Surat and detained them as they failed to explain the source of the money.

This morning, police intercepted a car with Maharashtra registration near Classic Complex in Sachin GIDC area and during the search found 38 bundles of the Rs 2,000 tender, with total face value of Rs 76 lakh, Surat Police said in a statement.

"As the four occupants, including a woman, failed to give any satisfactory explanation about the source of cash in their possession, they have been detained and brought to police station," it said.
 
They have been identified as Dipti Patel (30), a resident of Navsari, Girish Patel (45), a resident of Valsad, Arun Amrutar (58) and Rann Kumar Singh (46), both hailing from Nashik in Maharashtra.

"We have informed the Income Tax department about the seizure. We will hand the four persons to I-T for further questioning," said ACP and Surat Police PRO Nita Desai.

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First Published: Dec 09 2016 | 10:57 PM IST

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