Money Laundering Surges After India's Cash Ban Crisis
Money laundering networks spread across India as 500 and 1000 rupee notes were banned. Traders convert old notes to real money through hawala, high turnover firms, and real estate deals, with premiums up to 50 percent. Rescue efforts include flights to the northeast and tighter tax rules.
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