landlord asked for rent, tenant opened a currency printing press
He didn't have money to pay rent, so he printed fake currency worth Rs 37 lakh
Pushpak Krishna Bhandarkar rented a room in Nagpur's Kharbi area but stopped paying rent and let the agreement expire. When the landlord asked him to vacate, he allegedly threatened him with a knife. Police later found counterfeit notes worth Rs 85 lakh, including Rs 37 lakh fully printed and Rs 48 lakh partially printed, along with a printer and counting machine. Bhandarkar is believed to be in Mumbai.
Source: He didn't have money to pay rent, so he printed fake currency worth Rs 37 lakh — India Today
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