In UP, allegations of terrorist connections of madrasas are often made, but such a sensational revelation has been made from a madrasa in Sangam city Prayagraj, which is shocking. This madrasa was a fake currency printing factory. Prayagraj Police had arrested four members while exposing the fake currency printing gang operating from the madrasa. This madrasa, which was a fake currency printing factory, is located in the Atrasuiya area of Prayagraj city. The name of the madrasa is Jamia Habibiya. A large number of students study here. There is also a mosque in a part of the madrasa.
Actually, the police raided the madrasa on 28 August. During this raid, shocking revelations were made. During the raid, the police not only found fake notes and fake note printing machines, but also found some objectionable books. Aaj Tak has got exclusive pictures of the police raid. One such book was found in this madrasa, in which things against the RSS are written.
This book has been written by former Maharashtra Police Inspector General SM Musharraf. For your information, retired Maharashtra IG Musharraf had also written several objectionable books on Mumbai 26/11. All these books are also being sold online.
What is the connection between fake notes and the book against RSS?
Now the question arises that what was the purpose of this book written calling it a terrorist organization? The police is investigating this. But if sources are to be believed, then youths from many states including West Bengal, Orissa, Bihar, Jharkhand used to come to this madrasa to study. In such a situation, what is the connection between the recovery of the book spreading venom against the Sangh from the madrasa and the fake currency factory in the madrasa, the police is investigating this matter. The police is also investigating whether the minds of the students studying in the madrasa were being poisoned against the Sangh.
Police preparing to apply NSA on the accused
On the other hand, police action has started in this case. Prayagraj police has applied to the court for police remand of all the accused for further interrogation. After the facts come out in the investigation, action to impose NSA or Gangster will also be ensured. Along with this, details of the bank accounts of the accused are also being taken out. In this case, the police have interrogated the manager of the madrasa and it has been found out during interrogation that people from Bihar, Bengal and Orissa also lived in this madrasa.
The Maulvi who looks after the madrasa told Aaj Tak that the principal had banned everyone from entering his room. No one would enter his room without asking.
This is how fake 100 rupee notes were printed
According to Prayagraj Police, this madrasa had been a hub for printing fake notes for the past several months. Only 100-rupee notes were printed here. According to Prayagraj’s DCP City Deepak Bhukar, the acting principal of the madrasa was also involved in the illegal business of printing fake notes and circulating them in the market. He had given a room in the madrasa to those who printed fake notes. In return, he used to take a hefty commission.
Prayagraj police officials had told in a press conference that at present four people have been found to be involved in the gang. These people used to scan the 100 rupee note on a high quality scanner. After this, it was printed on A4 size paper. To make the note look real, green colour cello tape was applied on it. Most of the notes had the same number. The gang members themselves circulated fake notes in the market for a few days. After this, they had fixed a deal with some other people to give them on commission. The deal was being fixed to give three fake notes in exchange for one real note.
This is how the matter was revealed
The entire network was exposed when the police of Civil Lines police station of Prayagraj caught two people near the bus stand on the information of an informer. On their information, a raid was conducted in the madrasa and the acting principal Mohammad Tafseerul Afreen and mastermind Zahir Khan were arrested from there. Zahir Khan was a student of this madrasa. Both Tafseerul and Zahir are originally from Odisha. Apart from them, the other two youths arrested, Afzal and Shahid, are also from Prayagraj. Both of them also studied in this madrasa.
After raiding the madrasa, the police recovered 1300 fake notes of 100 rupees each worth 1 lakh 30 thousand rupees. Apart from this, scanner-printer and other materials helpful in preparing fake notes have also been found. According to DCP City Deepak Bhukar, these people used to prepare fake notes so cleanly that no one suspected. These people deliberately printed only 100 rupee notes so that they could be easily sold in the market. Prayagraj Police is considering this disclosure of printing of fake notes in the madrasa as a big success. The police arrested the four accused and sent them to jail, now soon they will be taken in custody remand and efforts will be made to trace their entire network. Action will also be taken against them under the Gangster Act. After the police disclosure, other big agencies have also become alert. It is expected that other agencies can also investigate this matter.
Source (PTI) (NDTV) (HINDUSTANTIMES)