Archive · 10 Dec 2025
Police Arrest Three for Impersonating UP CM's Office
Three men were arrested in Bahraich for pretending to be representatives of the Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister's office.
They used fake identity cards and called government officials to get work done, threatening them if they didn't comply.
The police found out that they were working together using different phone numbers.
They even printed fake visiting cards to make their claims seem real.
The local court has sent the three men to jail.
The police are investigating how they managed to do this for so long without being caught.
Three men were arrested in Bahraich for impersonating representatives of UP CM Yogi Adityanath's Gorakhpur camp office.
The accused used fake visiting cards and identity documents to bolster their claims.
They extorted money from people and threatened government officials to get work done.
The arrested individuals are Rahul Maharaj alias Rahul Yadav alias Nanhe Yadav, Nafis Khan, and Mukhtar Ahmad.
The local court has sent the trio to jail.
- Who
- Rahul Maharaj alias Rahul Yadav alias Nanhe Yadav, Nafis Khan, Mukhtar Ahmad
- What
- Impersonating representatives of UP CM's Gorakhpur camp office and extorting money
- When
- Arrested on Tuesday, case filed on Sunday
- Where
- Bahraich, Uttar Pradesh
- Why
- To extort money and intimidate officials
- Location
- Bahraich, Uttar Pradesh
- Arrested Individuals
- Rahul Maharaj alias Rahul Yadav alias Nanhe Yadav, Nafis Khan, Mukhtar Ahmad
- Nature of Crime
- Impersonating UP CM's office representatives and extortion
- Authorities Involved
- Bahraich Police, ASP (City) Ashok Singh
- Evidence Seized
- Fake visiting cards and identity documents
