Chhattisgarh: Man Arrested For Making Fake Passport, Aadhar Card In Raipur

Police took into custody an individual accused of allegedly engaging in the forgery of vital documents, including passports, Aadhar cards, and birth certificates, which were reportedly supplied to three Bangladeshi brothers. These individuals were attempting to illicitly flee the country but were apprehended at the airport during their efforts to escape.

In a noteworthy operation that took place about a week ago, law enforcement, specifically the Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS), with the assistance of the Raipur Police, successfully arrested the three Bangladeshi brothers at Mumbai Airport. They were found in the act of trying to board a flight to Baghdad, Iraq, indicating a clear intent to leave the country by dodging the security agencies through unauthorized channels. Following their detention, a thorough investigation was launched, during which authorities discovered that all three men had acquired their forged documents from sources located in Raipur.

As the investigation progressed, officers from the Tikrapara police station in Raipur moved forward to arrest Mohammad Arif, the owner of a local computer shop named Choice Center. Alongside his arrest, authorities are also actively searching for his brother, Sheikh Ali, who is currently absconding. According to information gathered during the investigation, both Mohammad Arif and his brother are alleged to have played significant roles in the creation of counterfeit documents, including fake voter identification cards, academic mark sheets, and various forms of photo identification.

Moreover, the police have raised allegations that these brothers were part of a larger organized racket that assists individuals in their attempts to leave the country using illegal means. During the ongoing investigation, law enforcement officials discovered suspicious and potentially incriminating documents on the seized computer belonging to these brothers. This discovery further solidified the case against them and highlighted the intricate web of illegal activities they were reportedly involved in.