The two suspects, who have been identified as Satish Rai and Pramod Mishra, allegedly, used to print fake ₹ 500 notes on ₹ 10 stamp papers on a computer printer.

Two men in Uttar Pradesh's Sonbhadra district were arrested for allegedly producing and circulating fake Rs 500 notes using stamp paper and a computer printer.

The fake paper - dated 4 July 2009 - had a motto on its front page which read "all the news we hope to print". The hoax was accompanied by a website that mimicked the look of The New York Times's real ...

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After being inspired by 'Farzi' web series, he decided to print fake notes and circulate them in the market.