WATCH: Fake PMO ID Accused Rohan Parekh's Father Raises Hand At Reporters After 3-Hour Police Questioning In Mumbai
Mumbai: Premal Parekh, father of Rohan Parekh, who was arrested in connection with the fake Prime Minister's Office (PMO) identity card case, was questioned by Mumbai Police for nearly three hours on Wednesday. After the questioning, Premal was seen raising his hand towards reporters as they approached him, with a video of the incident surfacing on social media. The viral video posted on X shows…
Mumbai Police questioned Rohan Parekh's father, Premal Parekh, for approximately three hours in connection with the fake Prime Minister's Office identity card case, according to reports. Premal was seen raising his hand towards reporters after his questioning, as a video of the incident circulated on social media. The police found that Rohan Parekh, who was arrested with a fake PMO ID, never received an email from the PMO about a job, contradicting his lawyer's claim in court.
The Mumbai Crime Branch stated that Rohan Parekh was mentally fit and competent during the investigation. Rohan Parekh, along with his bodyguard Dilip Kunde, was arrested following a security breach at the Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre in Mumbai's Bandra-Kurla Complex. The bodyguard was found carrying a licensed firearm. The third accused, Prathamesh Bagul, is still at large.
The police are investigating the motive behind the creation and use of the fake PMO identity card and are probing if any other individuals were involved.
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