Archive · 28 Jun 2025
Man Arrested for Impersonating Ticket Checker, Selling Fake Tickets
Adarsh Jaiswal, a B.Tech graduate, pretended to be a railway ticket checker to trick passengers.
He made a fake ID and apron.
He sold fake tickets to people.
Passengers realized they were fake when the train cars didn't match their tickets.
He got caught after multiple passengers complained.
Jaiswal said he did it because his parents wanted him to get a job so he could marry his girlfriend.
Police are now investigating him.
Adarsh Jaiswal was arrested in Varanasi for impersonating a TTE and selling fake tickets.
Jaiswal, a B.Tech graduate, was unemployed at the time of his arrest.
He created a fake East Central Railway ID and TTE apron.
Jaiswal claimed he posed as a TTE to marry his girlfriend as his parents wanted him to have a job first.
Passengers found discrepancies in tickets, leading to complaints and his arrest.
- Who
- Adarsh Jaiswal and the Varanasi GRP.
- What
- Adarsh Jaiswal was arrested for impersonating a TTE and selling fake tickets.
- When
- The arrest occurred after several complaints.
- Where
- Varanasi, India.
- Why
- Jaiswal wanted to marry his girlfriend, but his parents wanted him to be employed first.
Victims
Perpetrator
Financial Loss and Inconvenience
Victims
Lost money and faced travel issues.
Perpetrator
N/A
- Accused
- Adarsh Jaiswal
- Charge
- Impersonation and fraud
- Occupation
- Unemployed (B.Tech graduate)
- Fake ID
- East Central Railway
- Motive
- To marry his girlfriend
- Location of Arrest
- Varanasi
