Fake Australian Dollar Manufacturing Factory Busted in Ahmedabad
A shocking revelation has been found about a factory that was producing fake Australian dollars. The factory has been traced to a location near the Jal Tarang bus stand in Vejalpur, where a shop named "Lifestyle Hair Cutting" has been used as a front for illegal activities.
According to reports, a man named Raunak Rathod went to the salon to get a haircut. At the shop, an individual accompanying Rathod named Rakesh Parmar told the shop owner that he had brought a large stock of fake Australian dollars. Parmar said that the present exchange value for every one Australian dollar was approximately 55 rupees. But he proposed the shopkeeper that he would purchase the fake currency at a rate of 40 rupees per dollar. He also mentioned that they had around 6,000 Australian dollars in their possession.
The authorities have opened investigations on the matter and are also tracing the counterfeit currency operation. No arrests have been made by the police yet, but they confiscated the fake notes and are now trying to gather more information about the network behind it.
