To Hide Thailand Trip, Mumbai Student Tore Four Pages Of Passport, Now Arrested
The student had taken the trip without informing her institute and had faked an illness to avoid an exam. She now faces charges of cheating and passport tampering.

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Mumbai: A 25-year-old student, identified as SS Ghatol, was detained last Thursday at Mumbai's Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport while attempting to board a flight to Singapore after four missing pages in her passport were noticed by immigration officials.
The student, SS Ghatol, was detained for tampering with her passport.
According to a report by TOI, SS Ghatol, a fashion merchandising student, was stopped from boarding her flight to Singapore after the immigration officials found missing pages in her passport. Ghatol was traveling on a tourist visa to complete an internship sponsored by her institute.
The student was on her way to Singapore on a tourist visa for an internship sponsored by her Worli-based institute. However, her travel plans came to an abrupt halt when officials noticed the irregularity during routine checks.
According to reports, Ghatol had allegedly removed the pages to hide a trip to Thailand between February 11 and 14. She had faked an illness to secure an exam exemption during that period, and her fear of being exposed led her to tear the pages off her passport.
Assistant Immigration Officer Sujit Patil told Times of India that the student's fear of her dishonesty being exposed led her to tear the pages off her passport.
She now faces charges of cheating and violations under the Passport Act.
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