Kohat police arrest fake currency dealers
By our correspondents
April 02, 2017
KOHAT: The police on Saturday claimed to have arrested three accused on charges of distributing fake currency notes.
Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) Headquarters Rasheed Khan told the reporters that the police had launched an investigation into the public complaints about distribution of fake currency notes in the markets.
He added that the police traced and arrested
three accused who were members of a large gang operating in the whole
country. He identified the arrested accused as Amiruddin, Islamuddin and Khalid.
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