The Delhi Police nabbed a 68-year-old man on Friday from Terminal 3 of the Indira Gandhi International Airport. The accused had traveled with a fake passport from Hong Kong.
Sanjay Bhatia, DCP of IGIA said that the person whose actual name is Gurdeep Singh, a resident of Moga in Punjab, had come from Hong Kong with a passport issued in the name of Karnail Singh.
"When he reached at the immigration clearance, it was noticed that his date of birth in passport was October 10, 1930 while he looked more younger than that. The immigration officials took him for questioning where he revealed that his actual name was Gurdip Singh and his date of birth was March 10, 1951," Bhatia said.
The accused said that he had travelled on an original passport till 1995 but since he was not able to obtain a Hong Kong Permanent Residence Card (HKPRC), he contacted a travel agent who facilitated him a fake passport in the name of Karnail Singh.
14/09/19 Ajay Kumar/India Today
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Sanjay Bhatia, DCP of IGIA said that the person whose actual name is Gurdeep Singh, a resident of Moga in Punjab, had come from Hong Kong with a passport issued in the name of Karnail Singh.
"When he reached at the immigration clearance, it was noticed that his date of birth in passport was October 10, 1930 while he looked more younger than that. The immigration officials took him for questioning where he revealed that his actual name was Gurdip Singh and his date of birth was March 10, 1951," Bhatia said.
The accused said that he had travelled on an original passport till 1995 but since he was not able to obtain a Hong Kong Permanent Residence Card (HKPRC), he contacted a travel agent who facilitated him a fake passport in the name of Karnail Singh.
14/09/19 Ajay Kumar/India Today
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