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Woman held at Attari with fake currency

New Delhi: A woman from Uttar Pradesh was taken into custody by customs officials at the Attari Railway Station after she was found to be carrying fake currency notes totalling to Rs. 10 lakh stuffed in the soles of footwear. The modus operandi was uncovered following an intelligence input about her the arrival from Pakistan at the station by the Samjhauta Express.

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