February 28, 2017
TAGS: counterfeit rupee bills in ATM, ATM route driver, Mohammad Isha, State of Bank of India, ATM scam, Children's Bank of India |
DEHLI, India -- A route driver for a private firm has been arrested here for switching out genuine currency for fake cash.
According to local news reports, Mohammad Isha is accused of making the switch when he serviced cash machines for the State of Bank of India. Victims of the scam quickly noticed the counterfeits and reported the phony money to the bank.
It appears that the culprit was not overly particular about the quality of counterfeit bills. A number of 2,000 rupee notes were marked "Children's Bank of India."
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WHAT GAVE IT AWAY?The bogus bank notes that turned up in some Dehli ATMs were issued by the "Children's Bank of India" and promised to pay the "barer 2000 coupens." |