Mayawati Defrauded, Garlanded With Fake Currency Notes

Contributed by Cubicile Blues

A massive fake currency racket has been unearthed after the discovery that the notes used for garlanding Ms Mayawati were fake. The fraud was revealed when the currency notes of the garland were sent to a bank for deposit.

The bank after discovering that most of the notes were fake informed the nearest Lucknow police station; the Lucknow police station informed the police commissioner of Lucknow; the police commissioner informed the Chief Minister’s secretary; the Chief Minister’s secretary informed the Chief Minister and the Chief Minister ordered immediate arrest of the people involved in garlanding her.

According to the reports available with us, FIR has been lodged against those who garlanded Mayawati for trying to bring fake currency notes into circulation and defrauding a person holding public office.

One of the person garlanding the Chief Minister (name withheld due to security reasons) said that it a plot of opposition parties to malign his image in front of his beloved leader. He said that the garland was prepared out of currency notes that were collected by party workers and was given as a token of appreciation to Behenji by the people of Uttar Pradesh for the good work done by her as the Chief Minister. What can he do if people give fake currency to the BSP party members? UPA government at the center is unable to accept the fact that it has failed to check circulation of fake currency notes and is now trying to make him a scapegoat.

Replying to whether the circulation of fake currency revealed ISI's attempt to sabotage the Indian economy, he said, “Unlike Central Government, it isn't our habit to blame foreign hand for all our problems. We blame all our problems on Rahul Gandhi. Rahul Gandhi is trying to make Uttar Pradesh once again the fiefdom of Gandhi clan but as long as Behenji has the support of people, it will not happen. Hence, the Central Government has now instructed the media to slander her image.”

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