Archive · 14 Jun 2025
Pakistani Woman Booked for Allegedly Forged Indian Documents
Imagine a woman from Pakistan came to India a long time ago and has been living there since she was a child.
The police are checking if she has the right papers to stay.
They found out she got some ID cards, like an Aadhaar and ration card, in a way that might not be allowed.
Now, the police are looking into how she got those cards.
They want to find out if she did something wrong and who helped her.
A 68-year-old woman of Pakistani origin was booked in Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh.
She is accused of obtaining Aadhaar and ration cards fraudulently.
The woman has resided in India for almost six decades on a long-term visa.
Police are investigating how the documents were obtained and who helped.
She was released on a personal bond after being taken into custody.
- Who
- Farhad Sultana (68-year-old woman), Baradari police station.
- What
- A woman of Pakistani origin was booked for allegedly obtaining Indian documents fraudulently.
- When
- Investigation ongoing; case registered on Saturday.
- Where
- Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh, India.
- Why
- To investigate allegations of obtaining Indian documents through fraudulent means.
- Name
- Farhad Sultana
- Age
- 68
- Birthplace
- Karachi, Pakistan
- Location
- Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh
- Incident
- Booked for obtaining Aadhaar and ration cards fraudulently
- Visa Status
- Long-term visa until July
