HIGHLIGHTS
- Intelligence agencies said the security features in the new Rs 2,000 and Rs 500 notes make them impossible to replicate
- The govt had been informed of a mint in Peshawar where only fake Indian currency notes are printed
- Every year, Pak pushes Rs 70 crore worth of fake currency into the Indian economy
NEW DELHI: Intelligence agencies vetted the new denominations of Rs 2,000 and Rs 500 notes asserting that its security features will be next to impossible to replicate for Pakistan and organised criminal networks for some time to come.
A top government official without going into the details, told TOI that external intelligence agency Research and Analysis Wing, Intelligence Bureau and the DRI examined the features on the notes being secretly printed for the past six months. The official refused to reveal the number of security features on the notes but said they were difficult to forge.
A top government official without going into the details, told TOI that external intelligence agency Research and Analysis Wing, Intelligence Bureau and the DRI examined the features on the notes being secretly printed for the past six months. The official refused to reveal the number of security features on the notes but said they were difficult to forge.
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