LAHORE: A four-member group selling fake prize bonds and forged currency was arrested in Punjab's capital, the city police's spokesperson said Tuesday.
The arrested accused include Muzaffar Bukhari, Rafaqat, Ali Shahbaz, and Arun Masih, a police spokesperson said, adding fake currency and prize bonds worth a huge amount were recovered.
The spokesperson said fake prize bonds worth more than Rs2.1 million and fake currency notes worth thousands of rupees were recovered from the accused.
According to police, the men would sell fake prize bonds and forged currency notes in the markets. Moreover, a case has been registered against them, and they have been handed over to the investigation wing.
Bushra challenged authorities' move to imprison her at Bani Gala to serve 14-year sentence in Toshakhana case
PTI government was removed via a no-confidence motion in April 2022
Sources say crucial development has taken place in the wheat scandal probe
Motorway Police say women misbehaved with their personnel after being stopped for “rash driving”
Zardari directs authorities to take strict action against drug mafia and stolen goods trade
Provincial chief executive asks critics to "leave comfort zone" to feature in viral videos and media coverage
