Gurgaon: CM flying troops have damaged the racket of false identity documents and captured someone from Gurgaon for making fake aadhaar cards, voter identity cards and PAN cards without supporting documents, police said on Friday.
As many as 1,000 fake aadhaar cards, on behalf of different people, 600 aadhaar forms and more than 1,000 blank Aadhaar cards have been confiscated from ownership.
Eye scanners and fingerprints and laptops have also been restored.
The defendant, according to the police, has a collection of original identity documents from various people and uses it to make a fake identity card.
The defendant used to make changes in the digital format aadhaar card, PAN card and voter card, and then rename, address, and image.
He will then print a fake document.
DSP (Flying Squad) Inderjeet Yadav said they got information about rackets, involved in making fake identity documents.
Based on this, they raided the shop communication of ‘Bharti and Bharti’ in Nathupur and arrested someone to make a fake identity document at Rs 500 to Rs 1,000.
The defendant was identified as Manoj Kumar Prabhakar (28), a resident of Nathupur.
The defendant failed to produce any registration or certificate from competent authority to make a government identity card.
A FIR has been registered on the DLF Phase-3 Police Station under the 420 section (cheat), 467 (forgery), 468 (forging documents), 471 (using fake documents) and 120B (criminal conspiracy) from the IPC and also below it acts , During the interrogation, the defendant revealed that he had brought a rental shop from Dharam Singh Nathupur.
For the past two to three months, he made a fake identity document.
Initially, he started a shop to recharge the pre-paid connection and transferred money through various cellphone wallets.
Gradually, he began making fake documents.
The store has installed a posters that claim that they make aadhar cards, PAN cards, driving licenses, etc.
“We try to find out how many people make a fake identity document from this place and how they use it,” The DSP said, added that they were trying to find out whether more people were involved in the racket.