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A Bangladeshi national, who was living in India on fake documents for the past 26 years, was nabbed during a routine security check at the Mumbai International Airport. The police gave this information on Tuesday. According to immigration officials, the accused, identified as Swapan Kumar Haripad Mandal, was prevented from boarding a flight to Riyadh on Saturday. Officials said discrepancies were observed in Mandal’s passport details, following which he was detained on suspicion.
What did the person say during the interrogation?
During interrogation it was revealed that Mandal was using a fake Indian passport. When officials investigated him, they discovered that he had already traveled twice to China and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) using fake passports. “Mandal’s passport was issued in Jeddah, but the way he spoke made the authorities suspicious. Upon further interrogation, he revealed that he was a Bangladeshi citizen and had been in India illegally for the last 26 years,” he said. an official who stays. “
His wife’s fake passport was also recovered.
The investigation also revealed that false details were given in Mandal’s passport, showing the use of Indian documents, while his address was Bangladesh. Apart from this, a fake passport of his wife was also recovered from him. Immigration officials handed over Mandal to the Mumbai Police and the police launched further investigation. (Language)
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