Contractual Worker at Centre of PNB Fake Notes Recovery
Worker earns ₹11,000 monthly and owns five houses, investigation ongoing
A contractual worker earning ₹11,000 per month is under investigation after fake currency notes worth ₹17 crore were recovered from a Punjab National Bank chest. Authorities are examining the worker's access to the bank premises and the source of ownership of five houses linked to him. The inquiry into the case is ongoing.
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A contractual worker earning ₹11,000 a month has come under scrutiny in connection with the recovery of fake notes worth ₹17 crore from a Punjab National Bank chest. The worker owns five houses, raising questions about the source of his assets, police said on September 12.
The investigation is focusing on the worker's access to the facility and the nature of his duties. Authorities are examining whether he had access to areas where cash was handled. The details of his work and movements within the bank premises are being closely scrutinised to determine any involvement in the fake notes case.
The police have not disclosed further details, and the inquiry is ongoing. The worker's salary and property ownership have raised suspicions, prompting a deeper probe into his financial dealings and connections.
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- What is the worker's role in the fake notes case?
- Authorities are examining the worker's movements and duties within the bank to determine possible involvement.
- Why is the ownership of five houses suspicious?
- The worker's modest salary does not align with owning multiple houses, prompting questions about the source of his assets.
- Have the police released details about the ongoing investigation?
- No further details have been disclosed by the police so far, as the inquiry continues.
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