Pakistan High Commissioner in India Shahid Malik on Friday dismissed as “allegations” reports that fake Indian currency recovered in Delhi was printed in his country.
“These are allegations and these are charges. The media has been mentioning that. I have also read about it. But as I said, these are allegations which keep surfacing from time to time,” Malik told reporters when asked to comment about reports that the currency was printed in Pakistan.
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