Fake Bail Documents Unveiled In Bangladeshi Infiltration Case; Lawyer And Accomplice Charged By Pimpri Chinchwad PoliceÂ
Fake Bail Documents Unveiled In Bangladeshi Infiltration Case; Lawyer And Accomplice Charged By Pimpri Chinchwad PoliceÂ
In a shocking revelation, five Bangladeshi nationals charged with passport forgery and illegal stay in India were found to have used counterfeit bail documents to secure their release from the Pimpri court. A lawyer and another individual have been implicated in this fraudulent activity, leading to a new case being registered against them.
Rahul Baban Bansode, a 34-year-old resident of Vitthalnagar, Bhosari, lodged a complaint at the Pimpri police station on July 19. According to the complaint, the accused included a lawyer and an unnamed accomplice who facilitated the fraudulent bail process. This incident occurred on April 30 in the Court of the First Class Judicial Magistrate.
The police reported that the Nigdi police had arrested five Bangladeshi nationals for passport forgery and illegal stay. The court had mandated local surety for their release, but the accused managed to obtain bail fraudulently using the Aadhaar card of Bansode, who was not present in court. The Pimpri police are actively investigating the case.
In a related incident, a gang in the Pimpri area was discovered producing fake Aadhaar cards, ration cards, and land documents to secure bail for individuals involved in serious crimes, including theft, burglary, robbery, and POCSO cases. This gang misled the court with these fraudulent documents.
The Pimpri police have arrested six individuals in connection with these scams, uncovering significant involvement of women in the fraudulent activities. Recent investigations have also revealed the involvement of a lawyer in these crimes. Furthermore, a person who changed his identity and submitted bogus documents to secure the release of an accused in a sickle possession case was arrested on May 5.
