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Rs 72 Lakh Seized From Kolkata-Bound Bus On NH-19; Machine Used To Count Cash

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Four people were arrested after failing to produce documents for the cash. Police said the operation at Palsit toll plaza was based on a secret tip-off

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The police are currently investigating the origins and intended destination of the recovered funds. (News18 Bangla)

The police are currently investigating the origins and intended destination of the recovered funds. (News18 Bangla)

In a major crackdown late Thursday, Memari police seized Rs 72 lakh from a Kolkata-bound passenger bus from Bhagalpur, at Palsit toll plaza on National Highway 19. The cash, hidden in two bags, was counted using a machine, authorities said.

Four individuals were subsequently arrested for failing to provide documentation for the substantial amount. Those detained have been identified as Shambhunath Verma, Bablu Das, Krishna Das, and Naveen Kumar Singh, all residents of Bhagalpur and Banka districts in Bihar. The police carried out the operation based on a tip-off from confidential sources.

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Notably, Naveen Kumar Singh and Bablu Das were operating as the bus driver and assistant, respectively, with Krishna Das serving as the conductor.

The police are currently investigating the origins and intended destination of the recovered funds, seeking to uncover the purpose behind this significant cash haul.

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