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The Directorate of Revenue Intelligence, which was earlier probing the case had arrested two Turkish and an Indian national in July 2011 with FICN worth 10 million INR.
From this sentence, the following information was extracted.
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arrest the case two Turkish and an Indian national in with FICN worth 10 million INRThis data was extracted from the following paragraph of the newspaper clippings.
While probing the seizure of Fake Indian Currency Notes (FICNs), the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has discovered the involvement of an international racket with roots in Pakistan, Indian Express reported. The Directorate of Revenue Intelligence, which was earlier probing the case had arrested two Turkish and an Indian national in July 2011 with FICN worth 10 million INR. The notes were hidden in a cavity in a Mercedes bus, which the duo identified as Mehmood and Hussain had driven from Turkey to India. The investigators found the two drove from Turkey to Iran and then to Pakistan, entering India with valid travel documents. They then went to Bangladesh, and came back with bundles of FICN. Their interrogation revealed they were paid for the trip from Bangladesh to India and promised a handsome reward once the consignment was delivered.CBI, which has requested Interpol to trace the person who gave the consignment to the duo, claimed to have identified one person in India who was supposed to distribute the FICNs.
| Event ID | Date | Country | Storyhead |
|---|---|---|---|
| 52278-101756-256452 | 10/18/2011 | India | international racket with roots in Pakistan circulating FICNs in India |
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Note: incidences are geocoded by the district centroid.
In the same newspaper clipping is further information on the events:
| Event ID | Date | Country | Act | District |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 52278-101756-256452 | 10/18/2011 | India | arrest | Faridkot |