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Kalyan Man Arrested in Ulhasnagar for Possessing Forged Indian, Pakistani Passports

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A 38-year-old man from Kalyan was arrested in Ulhasnagar for allegedly possessing forged Indian and Pakistani passports.

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  • Police arrested a resident of Kalyan named Chand Ali Abdul Rashid Sayyed for allegedly using forged documents to obtain both Indian and Pakistani passports.
  • The man allegedly stayed in Pakistan for several years before returning to India and applying for a new Indian passport without disclosing his history.
  • Discrepancies identified during passport verification by authorities led to the discovery of the fraudulent activity.
  • The Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad is investigating the individual's time in Pakistan to determine if his stay involved any illegal activities.

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  • Ongoing parallel inquiry by the Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad
  • Further investigation into the individual's activities while in Pakistan

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Sachin Gore

DCP Zone 4

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  • Sayyed was remanded in judicial custody.
    [1]The Times of India — Mumbai2h agoOpen at the quote ↗
    In the article

    Nyaya Sanhita relating to forgery and use of forged documents, besides Sections 12(1)(a), 12(1)(b) and 12(3) of the Passports Act, 1967, and Section 14(b) of the Foreigners Act, 1946. DCP Zone 4 Sachin Gore said Sayyed was remanded in judicial custody. Since Sayyed allegedly stayed in Pakistan for several years, police have also informed Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad. Senior inspector Sandeep Shivale said the ATS was conducting a parallel inquiry to ascertain

Sandeep Shivale

Senior inspector

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  • the ATS was conducting a parallel inquiry to ascertain whether his stay in Pakistan was linked to any terror-related or other unlawful activities.
    [1]The Times of India — Mumbai2h agoOpen at the quote ↗
    In the article

    4 Sachin Gore said Sayyed was remanded in judicial custody. Since Sayyed allegedly stayed in Pakistan for several years, police have also informed Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad. Senior inspector Sandeep Shivale said the ATS was conducting a parallel inquiry to ascertain whether his stay in Pakistan was linked to any terror-related or other unlawful activities.

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Named India · Pakistan · Kalyan · Regional Passport Office · Ulhasnagar · Chand Ali Abdul Rashid Sayyed · Hill Line Police · Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad · Sachin Gore · Sandeep Shivale

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