In a bizarre incident that unfolded in China, a woman received a gift from her boyfriend that turned out to be a source of dismay rather than joy. The man presented his partner with a suitcase purportedly containing about Rs. 80 lakhs (700,000 yuan) in cash, as a gesture to fulfil his future in-laws demand for buying their daughter a property.Discovery of Fake CurrencyHowever, the happiness associated with receiving such a substantial gift quickly turned sour when the woman decided to deposit the money in a bank. To her shock and disbelief, the bank staff informed her that most of the cash in the suitcase was counterfeit. The woman discovered that only the money placed on the top layer of the stack was real currency the rest was fake.Police InvolvementThe discovery led to immediate action from bank officials and law enforcement authorities. Upon examination, it was confirmed that a significant portion of the cash was indeed fake currency. This revelation left the woman feeling deeply deceived and betrayed by her boyfriends gift.Confession and ExplanationSubsequently, the boyfriend was taken into custody by the police. During interrogation, he admitted to knowingly presenting fake currency as a means to fulfill his promise to buy a property for his partner as requested by her parents. The man confessed that he had purchased the fake cash online because he could not afford to buy an actual property at that time.Legal ImplicationsWhile the boyfriends actions were morally questionable, local media reports clarified that the fake cash was in the form of training coupons and did not fall under the category of counterfeit currency, which alleviated some legal repercussions for the man. However, the incident serves as a cautionary tale about the potential pitfalls of extravagant gestures and the importance of transparency and honesty in relationships.
