Archive · 23 Jul 2025
Man Runs Fake Embassy of Fictitious Nations Near Delhi, Arrested
A man near Delhi was pretending to be a diplomat for fake countries.
He ran an embassy from a rented house with flags and luxury cars.
He had fake passports, money, and number plates.
He used pictures with famous people to trick others.
He promised people jobs and connections abroad.
Police caught him and found he had also been arrested before for an illegal phone.
A man in Ghaziabad was arrested for running a fake embassy representing fictitious countries.
Harsh Vardhan Jain, the man arrested, allegedly used forged diplomatic passports and number plates to mislead people.
Police seized 44.7 lakh in cash, foreign currencies, and fake diplomatic paraphernalia from the property.
Jain impersonated as an ambassador and promised overseas jobs while also running a hawala racket.
Jain was previously booked in 2011 for possessing an illegal satellite phone.
- Who
- Harsh Vardhan Jain
- What
- A man was arrested for running a fake embassy representing fictitious countries.
- When
- July 23rd
- Where
- Ghaziabad, India
- Why
- To con people through false promises of employment and connections abroad, as well as operating a hawala racket.
- Accused
- Harsh Vardhan Jain
- Location of Fake Embassy
- Ghaziabad, near Delhi
- Items Seized
- Cash, foreign currencies, forged passports, fake number plates
- Previous Charges
- Possession of an illegal satellite phone in 2011
- Alleged Crimes
- Impersonation, fraud, hawala racket
- Fake Countries Represented
- West Arctica, Saborga, Lodonia, Poulvia