India is truly an incredible country. The moment we begin to feel proud of being an Indian, some assholes come out of their holes to disappoint us, hence making this country too intolerable to comply with.

With the introduction of demonetization of old currency notes in the market, a lot of things happened around us. People are waiting in queues all day long to get exchanged notes or for depositing cash.

While people are busy mobbing the banks and creating chaos outside banks and ATMs, some are devotedly engaged in printing fake currency notes.

It has not been a month since the new notes of 500 and 1000 rupees are launched in market that some evil beings began creating replicas of the currencies.

There are many cases of forged notes being circulated in the market leaving shopkeepers completely ruined.

One such soul who jumped into the market of making fake notes is Abhinav Sharma. The 21 year old was recently making headlines because of his new innovation, Live Braille.



Live Braille is a gadget made focusing on the needs of blind people. It improves mobility for the visually disabled.

His aim is to simplify the life of physically disabled by making such smart gadgets which can assist them in doing cores or running errands without depending on others.

 

Lately police arrested a gang on Wednesday of which Abhinav is a member who are creating fake currency notes worth 42 lakhs.



Police reported things which are recovered from them-an Audi car, worth around ₹70 lakhs, having a red beacon atop.

Abhinav Verma, a B.Tech graduate, his cousin Vishakha Verma, who is pursuing MBA, and Suman Nagpal, a Ludhiana-based property dealer were arrested on the charges of making fake currency notes.



Vishakha who is his right hand was an accomplice in the crime. They both were engaged in forging new notes.

There were 5 members in the gang of which 2 escaped from the police.

One member Suman, whose job was to identify customers and then she directs them to other. They duped people into believing that they are giving away new currency notes and used to take 30% commission for the same.

“The recovered notes are of fine quality and look exactly like the new notes of ₹2,000. They had installed the paraphernalia at some place to print fake notes of ₹2,000 as the people were not much aware of the authenticity of the new currency notes,” said the city’s SP.



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Many people think Nigeria is the worst but we are still learning in greed.

Can we make it to FP

Indians! Fear those guys but at the same time I like sharp guys who risk opportunities.

There are two things involved


Either Indian government chose not to fund his project





Or


Some people don't want him to complete that project because it will affect some powerful people's earnings