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Cash amounting to Rs 80 Lakh and 30 Lakh Bangladeshi Taka
New Delhi: The Enforcement Directorate (ED) in a joint operation with the Tripura police busted a hawala racket based in Tripura.
The officials conducted searches at 7 places spread across west Agartala and Sonamura area of Tripura and recovered cash amounting to Rs 80 Lakh and 30 Lakh Bangladeshi Taka during searches.
The searches were conducted under the provisions of (Foreign Exchange Management Act) FEMA based on the intelligence inputs of foreign Hawala transactions provided by the Tripura police.
Apart from cash, other incriminating documents relating to Hawala transactions were also seized and then sent for scrutiny and examination.
ED busts hawala racket in Tripura, seizes cash, incriminating documents ANI | Updated: Apr 14, 2021 02:03 IST
New Delhi [India], April 14 (ANI): The Enforcement Directorate in a joint operation with the Tripura police busted a hawala racket based in Tripura.
The ED informed about the same on Tuesday.
According to ED, during the operation, it seized cash amounting to Rs 80 lakh and 30 lakh Bangladeshi Taka, which is said to be involved in the hawala transactions.
The searches were conducted under the provisions of the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) based on the intelligence inputs of foreign hawala transactions provided by the Tripura police.
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