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Fake Passport Racket Busted In MP’s Dabra; 70 Passports Seized, Assam Link Emerges

Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): The Special Task Force (STF) has busted a racket allegedly involved in preparing passports using fake documents and seized 70 passports. Two suspects have been arrested and an Assam connection has come to light, police said on Monday. STF DIG Rahul Lodha said Reyal Choudhary, a resident of Assam, was arrested from Dabra. Police found that Choudhary allegedly had four…

Fake Passport Racket Busted In MP’s Dabra; 70 Passports Seized, Assam Link Emerges

The Special Task Force (STF) in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, has dismantled a passport forgery ring, seizing 70 passports and arresting two suspects. One of the suspects, Reyal Choudhary, an Assam native, was apprehended in Dabra. Choudhary, who allegedly possessed four passports, had ties to a Buddhist monastery and was linked to a scheme of creating false passports.

The investigation revealed that the passport holders' names and surnames did not align with those of local residents, indicating potential suspicious activities. The STF has uncovered that approximately 70 passports were allegedly prepared using fraudulent documents. Authorities suspect an international gang's involvement and are intensifying efforts to track down remaining suspects, including sending teams to Assam for further investigation.

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