LUCKNOW, Nov. 23 -- A Bangladeshi national accused of entering India eight years ago and operating a roaming foreign-currency fraud network across Delhi, Mumbai and Lucknow was arrested here by Wazirganj police on Friday night after a local resident was allegedly duped of Rs 2 lakh through a fake Saudi-currency offer. Police said Hasan, 29, and his associate Umar Sheikh, 26, from West Bengal, were caught under the Daliganj bridge following a tip-off. A police note said the accused, identified as Hasan Sheikh, had crossed into India through West Bengal and stayed in multiple cities while allegedly targeting people with a fake Saudi-currency scheme. "During questioning, Hasan admitted he was originally from Bangladesh's Gopalganj district and had crossed the border illegally about eight years ago," said SHO Wazirganj RK Tripathi. He allegedly used the same method across cities by calling people with the promise of foreign currency. The case was lodged a day earlier after complainant Gullu Sonkar of Qaiserbagh vegetable market reported that unidentified men had taken money from him after offering foreign currency at a discounted rate. Police said the duo would claim access to Saudi Riyals (currency) in bulk and convince victims to exchange money discreetly before fleeing once the deal was done.htc...