Two rupee notes are being trafficked in India

Two rupee notes are being trafficked in India

Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) seized 23,000 new two notes from a abandoned school bag on Saturday morning from the International Passenger Terminal at Benapole Check Post in India. Whose price is 46 thousand taka

BGB 49 battalion commander Lieutenant Colonel Ariful Haque said that a group of BGB recovered a new two-rupee note worth Tk 46,000 while leaving a raid in the International Passenger Terminal area after receiving huge information about huge Bangladeshi smuggling of two notes of money from Bangladesh through the Benapole checkpost.

The money was recovered in Benapole Port Police Station. A case has been filed with the Benapole Port Police Station.

Earlier, on December 4 last year, the BGB handed over five taka of Bangladeshi money worth Tk 45,000 to schoolbag in Benapole International checkpoint No Manas Land area. On 10 November, the Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) members detained Yusuf Ali (50) on Benapole checkpost. At that time, a new note of two Bangladeshi Bangladeshi people was seized by Yusuf's bag, which was valued at Tk 41,600. Earlier, on April 25 last year, BGB arrested a large shipment of Tk 5000 for new notes of Tk 60,000.

BGB Officer Lieutenant Colonel Ariful Haque said that the new two and five takers of Bangladesh were used for making heroin and yaba pipe using new pipe. The notes of this money are relatively harder. Before the cigarette packet, this drug would be used with stinging. These drugs are now quite popular in India with two and five notes.

Benapole border has developed a powerful chain for trafficking this new note in India. And they collect these notes from Dhaka. After trafficking in India. Note that the banknotes were trafficked in Benapole border on this route. It is also known that these notes are being sold at twice the price. A two notes are sold from four takers to five taka.