Nagpur Man Allegedly Prints Fake Rs 500 Notes Worth Rs 37 Lakh Over Unpaid Rent

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A man in Nagpur has reportedly been arrested after allegedly printing counterfeit Rs 500 notes worth about Rs 37 lakh. He had rented a room around one-and-a-half years ago. His rental agreement expired in January, and he had allegedly stopped paying rent for several months. Police are said to have acted after the case came to light, though the details of the arrest remain limited in the source report. The allegations have not yet been tested in court.

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