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Accused Admits Using ChatGPT for Fake PMO Documents
Police in Mumbai are investigating Rohan Premal Parekh, a 24-year-old man accused in a fake PMO identity-card case.
The case concerns Jio World Plaza.
The Crime Branch says Parekh admitted making documents that looked connected to the Prime Minister’s Office.
Police say he used ChatGPT to help create them.
He reportedly said he had been doing this since 2025.
He allegedly wanted to look more important to other people and his family.
The statement was reportedly made while he was in police custody.
These are allegations reported by the Crime Branch, not a final court ruling.
Rohan Premal Parekh, 24, is accused in a fake PMO identity-card case at Jio World Plaza in Mumbai.
The Crime Branch says Parekh admitted using ChatGPT to create documents purportedly linked to the Prime Minister’s Office.
According to police, he said he had been creating the documents since 2025.
Parekh allegedly used the documents to enhance his image and self-esteem in society.
The admission was reportedly made while Parekh was in police custody.
- Who
- Rohan Premal Parekh, a 24-year-old accused, and the Crime Branch investigating the case.
- What
- An alleged fake Prime Minister’s Office identity-card case involving documents reportedly created with ChatGPT.
- Where
- Jio World Plaza in Mumbai.
- When
- Parekh allegedly told police he had been creating the documents since 2025; the admission was reportedly made during police custody.
- Why
- According to the Crime Branch, Parekh allegedly created the documents to enhance his image and self-esteem in society and before his family.
Key facts
- Accused
- Rohan Premal Parekh
- Age
- 24
- Location
- Jio World Plaza, Mumbai
- Investigating agency
- Crime Branch
- Technology mentioned
- ChatGPT
- Documents involved
- Documents purportedly linked to the Prime Minister’s Office
- Reported activity period
- Since 2025


