MUMBAI -- In another haul of cash in the megapolis, the police on Friday evening seized ₹1.40 crore from three persons riding in a car on Juhu-Versova Link Road in suburban Andheri in Mumbai.
The money was in the new ₹2,000 notes, police said.
Police stopped the car during vehicular checking near Juhu Tara Complex at around 7 pm. Upon checking, the cash was discovered.
The three persons who were riding in the car were being questioned, said Mumbai police's spokesperson DCP Ashok Dudhe.
On Thursday, police had seized ₹10.10 crore in suburban Chembur. Most of it was in the demonetised currency.
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Open Image ModalFather Chevalier was Bangalore's first parish priest, who built the first Church of St. Francis Xavier in 1851. The St. Francis Xavier Cathedral in Bangalore was captured by the Times of India photographer on 1 January, 1900. (credit:BCCL)
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Open Image ModalThe Bangalore City Railway Station, shot by the Times of India cameraman on 1 January, 1950. (credit:BCCL)
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Open Image ModalA portion of the Bangalore Fort, that was built by Kempe Gowda I in 1537. In the 18th century, Hyder Ali rebuilt the fort with stone and his son Tipu repaired it after it was damaged during his battles with the British. This image was taken by the Times of India photographer on 24 July, 1938. (credit:BCCL)
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Open Image ModalThe Minto Ophthalmic Hospital in Bangalore was built in 1913. This government-run hospital provides advance eye health care. (credit:BCCL)
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Open Image ModalCommercial Street in Bangalore was one of the city's busiest shopping centre. Seen here by the Times of India photographer on 24 July, 1938. (credit:BCCL)
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Open Image ModalThe Lalbagh Botanical Garden in Bangalore is of royal origin and was set up by Hyder Ali initially as a private garden, covering an area of 40 acres. With well-laid out roads, paths, open spaces, shade and a collection of many types of plant species, the garden attracts a large number of visitors. (credit:BCCL)
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Open Image ModalThe City Market is one of Bangalore's oldest markets. It is called KR Market after Maharaj Krishnaraja Wodeyar IV of Mysore. The image shows an aerial view of the market, taken by the Times of India cameraman on 16 September, 1932. (credit:BCCL)
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Open Image ModalThe Ulsoor Lake was constructed by Kempe Gowda II. The Times of India cameraman captured the picturesque lake on 24 July, 1938. (credit:BCCL)
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Open Image ModalThe Sri Krishnarajendra Market that was established in 1928 and named after one of Mysore's rulers Krishnarajendra Wodeyar. It now houses one of the largest flower markets in Asia. (credit:BCCL)
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Open Image ModalThe Bangalore Race Course is considered among the best in the country, for the challenge it poses both to the horses and the riders. The racecourse nestles amidst 85 acres of greenery in the heart of the city and presents a truly beautiful sight throughout the year. (credit:BCCL)