The seizure was made by a police team led by Nadakkav Sub-Inspector Gopakumar during a routine check when 45-year old Rasheed from Ernakulam district, who arrived here by a bus, came out of the KSRTC bus stand at 4.30 am, they said.
Bundles of Rs 1,000 notes were found in his baggage following which he was taken to the Nadakkav police station.
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The passenger could not provide any supporting document to account for the cash, police said, adding the seized notes have been sent to bank for verifying their genuineness after which further action would be taken.
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