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Currency exchange racket busted; 12 arrested
In a joint operation by Garidepally police and District Special branch police of Suryapet, the gang members Gadegani Srinu(33), Kesari Ranga Reddy(45), Shanam Ramaiah (40), Battipally Venkata Ramana (42), Shanam Veerabhadraiah, Kesari Shobh (38), Sandyala Sateesh, Saidulu (30), Banoth Srinu (33), Deguntla Nagaraju (44), Arepuri Narayana (34) and Nelakantam Rambabu (28), residents of Garidepall
Suryapet: The district police on Monday arrested a 12-member gang, which was exchanging banned currency notes of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 with new Rs 2,000 notes and Rs 100 notes on the commission basis, and recovered Rs 3.1 lakh new currency and Rs 86,740 banned currency, one swipe machine and 14 passbooks from their possession.
In a joint operation by Garidepally police and District Special branch police of Suryapet, the gang members Gadegani Srinu(33), Kesari Ranga Reddy(45), Shanam Ramaiah (40), Battipally Venkata Ramana (42), Shanam Veerabhadraiah, Kesari Shobh (38), Sandyala Sateesh, Saidulu (30), Banoth Srinu (33), Deguntla Nagaraju (44), Arepuri Narayana (34) and Nelakantam Rambabu (28), residents of Garidepally, Neredcharla and Penpahad villages were arrested.
The gang got the new currency notes after depositing the old and banned Rs 500 and 1,000 currency notes in SBH, Gaddipally branch. Later, they tried to exchange the new currency for old to the required persons on commission basis. Another accused Sundari Nageshwar Rao (44), MPTC, Gaddipally village, is on the run.
One of the accused Shanam Ramaiah (40), temporarily working at SBH, Gaddipally colluded with the accused. Producing the arrested persons before the media, District Superintendent of Police Parimala informed that the accused persons belong to various places in Garidepally, Neredcharla and Penpahad mandals of Suryapet district were eking out their livelihood by working as private employees, running businesses and cultivating crops.
As per the decision of the Union government, the accused deposited the banned currency notes in SBH, Gaddipally branch, collected the new currency notes from the bank through the various accounts and tried to exchange new currency to the required persons on commission basis.
