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Mangalore: Gulf Passenger Caught for using Fake Passport

  •   Sat, Mar 14 2009 01:23:20 PM

Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore (SP)

Mangalore, Mar 14: Abbas (35) who came to the city airport from Dubai was arrested by the immigration authorities on Friday March 12 on the charge of making use of fake passport. He was later handed over to the Bajpe policemen.

Abbas from Kasargod Bovikkana, arrived from the Air India flight from Dubai, at around 5.30 pm on Thursday. During thorough examination, it turned out that he had made use of the passport belonging to Badiyadka Mohammed Nassir for the travel, by pasting his own photograph to it. Bajpe police have registered a case.
  

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  • G.RAO, MANGALORE/MCT

    Sun, Mar 15 2009

    Even the terrorists from other countries can sneak in , this way. It is to be clearly verified that the person who entered with fake passport is really an Indian Citizen.It is very easy to get a new passport from Indian embassy if passport is lost. There must be some ulterior motive behind this.Well done immigration !authorites. Kudos to you.

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