Fake PMO ID Case: Accused Rohan Parekh Used AI Tools To Create Identity Card; Probe Underway
Mumbai: The latest developments in the case involving 24-year-old suspect Rohan Parekh, who allegedly entered Jio World Plaza in Bandra-Kurla Complex (BKC) with his bodyguard using a fake Prime Minister's Office (PMO) identity card ahead of the Prime Minister's visit to the city, suggest that he used artificial intelligence (AI) tools to create the card. According to a Times of India report,…
Mumbai police are investigating a case where 24-year-old Rohan Parekh is accused of using artificial intelligence (AI) tools to create a fake Prime Minister's Office (PMO) identity card. The suspect, along with his bodyguard Dilip Kunde, entered Jio World Plaza in Bandra-Kurla Complex (BKC) ahead of a Prime Minister's visit to the city.
According to the Times of India report, Parekh allegedly admitted to creating the fake ID due to hallucinations. During questioning, Parekh also claimed he fabricated the card to showcase his supposed connections and garner praise from others. However, the Mumbai PMO confirmed that no such identity card was issued, debunking Parekh's claims.
Parekh and Kunde are currently in police custody, while the third suspect, Prathamesh Bagul, remains at large. Police are examining Parekh's digital devices and conducting a search for Bagul.
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