PIONEER EDGE NEWS SERVICE/Haldwani
During a check at Banbasa on the India-Nepal border, the Champawat Police Special Operations Group (SOG) team recovered Rs 117,000 in Indian currency from a vehicle. According to police, the seized cash was being transported to Nepal.
When the driver failed to provide satisfactory answers and the necessary documents, the police handed over the cash and vehicle to the Customs department for further legal action.
The vehicle was being driven by Titu, a resident of Sambhal district, Uttar Pradesh. According to police, the driver was questioned, but he was unable to provide satisfactory answers. Furthermore, he failed to produce the vehicle’s required documents. Upon conducting a search, Indian currency worth Rs 117,000 was recovered from his possession.
