Four held for making fake passport papers

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Updated At : 01:09 PM Apr 20, 2021 IST

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Kurukshetra, April 19

The Kurukshetra police claim to have arrested four people, including a gangster, for using forged documents to get a passport.

The accused have been identified as Harmanpreet Singh of Punjab, Mohit Guglani of Pehowa, Sumit of Punjab, and Vikram of Ambala City.

On March 20, SSP Amritsar Rural had informed the Kurukshetra police that Harmanpreet Singh is a gangster. It had come to light that Harmanpreet Singh got a passport which was issued from Passport Office Chandigarh and the address mentioned on this passport is in Pehowa, Kurukshetra. He used forged documents for getting this passport.

On April 16, the Kurukshetra police had brought gangster Harmanpreet Singh on production warrant.

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