Case Filed in Farrukhabad Against Individual Using Fake Documents for Revolver License

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Fraudulent Revolver License Uncovered in Farrukhabad

The administration in Farrukhabad district has ordered legal action against Khalid alias Rajju for obtaining a revolver arms license in 2007 using fabricated documents. The Kotwali Fatehgarh police have been instructed to register an immediate report regarding this fraudulent case.

The accused, originally a resident of Mohalla Civil Line, Farrukhabad, allegedly created a fake Aadhaar card identifying himself as a resident of Nidori village in the Pilkhua area of Ghaziabad to conceal his true identity. This scheme came to light after Sudhir Kumar Diwakar, a resident of Civil Line Maria, Farrukhabad, filed a formal complaint with the District Magistrate of Farrukhabad and Ghaziabad.

Complaint Triggers Investigation

According to the complainant, Khalid perpetrated this fraud with the assistance of an individual who held a contract for issuing Aadhaar cards. Sudhir Kumar Diwakar urged the administration to take swift legal action against the accused for this deception.

Ghaziabad Administration Revokes License

Following an initial administrative inquiry, the Ghaziabad Magistrate's Office has confirmed that the accused's arms license has already been revoked. Furthermore, proceedings to file a report against the accused in Ghaziabad for fraud charges are also underway.

This act of misleading the security apparatus to illegally possess a weapon has caused a stir within the local administration. The police are conducting a thorough investigation, and efforts to apprehend the accused are ongoing. Based on the information received, Khalid alias Rajju remains at large and is being sought by the police.

The district administration has emphasized that any negligence in similar cases in the future will not be tolerated, and strict legal action will continue. The administration has clarified that in future, any kind of laxity in such cases will not be tolerated and strict legal action will continue.