Cisf Nabs Man with Fake ID Cards at Delhi Airport

New Delhi: CISF has understood Conman’s alleged, has a fake ID from the Ministry of Civil Aviation and AAA, from Delhi airport who postpone people with promises to give them jobs at the facility, officials said on Sundays.
Akash Babu was beaten and detained on Saturday morning from the Serambi Terminal-III area from Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGI) because his behavior was found suspicious, a spokesman for the Industrial Security Force (CISF).
“He produced two airport ID cards from various agents who appeared to be forged.
One of the identity cards is from the Ministry of Civil Aviation while the other is the air traffic control service from the Indian Airport Authority (AAI),” said the spokesman.
The record of his phone call was scanned and after contacting the number contacted, it was found that the man was “deceiving the” Bank Indusind ATM staff of Rs 9 Lakh “to secure work for him at the airport.” The man was handed over to Delhi police for further investigation on the basis of complaints of bank employees, he said.
CISF is deployed at IGI airport to provide counter-terror protection to the facilities used by passenger lakh every day to travel to international and domestic destinations.