Visakhapatnam Mystery: Torn ₹500, ₹100, ₹50 and ₹10 Notes Found Outside Central Park

Torn currency notes in denominations of ₹500, ₹100, ₹50 and ₹10 were found scattered outside Central Park in Visakhapatnam on Wednesday morning, September 16, 2026, raising curiosity among early morning walkers and prompting a police investigation. Besides the damaged notes, officials also found LIC policy receipts and a woman's PAN card at the location.

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Torn Notes found scattered on road

The unusual discovery was made outside Central Park, where morning walkers noticed the currency notes lying scattered around the area. The denominations included ₹500, ₹100, ₹50 and ₹10 notes.

The presence of several denominations, as well as personal documents, immediately drew attention. People at the site alerted officials about the items, and at the same time police officers came to the site.

LIC Receipts and PAN Card Also Recovered

Police found LIC policy receipts and a PAN card belonging to a woman along with the torn currency notes, according to the report.

The personal documents may help investigators to know who the belongings might have belonged to. Police are studying the information available in their investigation.

But authorities have not publicly come out about how the currency and documents reached the location or whether they belonged to the same person.

Police Collect Evidence

Police personnel collected the scattered currency notes and other items from the area after receiving information about the discovery.

Investigators are now looking at CCTV footage from the surrounding area in order to determine who may have left or discarded the items. A PAN card belonging to the woman is also being looked at as a possible clue to find out the identity of the person connected to the belongings.