Fake ?100 notes seized from two persons with ISI links
Delhi Police has reportedly arrested two persons with ISI links and seized ?6 lakh in fake ?100 notes from them. The accused were trying to smuggle these notes from Nepal to India, as per reports. While the module was busted by the Border Security Force and National Investigation Agency, the Delhi Police made the seizure from Delhi's Sonia Vihar. 
Delhi Police special cell on Friday arrested two persons, reportedly associated with the ISI and seized Rs 6 lakh in fake Rs 100 notes that they were allegedly trying to funnel into India from Nepal.According to sources the consignment worth Rs 6 lakh of FICN (fake Indian currency notes) was smuggled from Nepal to India. Sources said that earlier Malda route was used to pump in FICN of Rs 2,000 denomination.Police said that the Border Security Force and National Investigating Agency busted that module while the special cell of Delhi police made the seizure in the capital?s Sonia Vihar area. This is the first seizure of 100 rupee notes post demonetisation. One of the main aims of demonetising high value bank notes  was to stop fake currency being pumped into the economy. But a spate of seizures recently, including some  of high denominations, indicate that  counterfeiters do not seem to have been hit hard.Last month, the Special Cell of Delhi Police arrested three men and claimed to have busted a fake currency printing racket. Counterfeit notes in the denomination of Rs 2,000 ?with a total face value of Rs 18 lakh ?were seized from them.Also read |?Demonetisation affects Nepal, black marketing of currency rampant at border