Archive · 11 Sep 2026
Man Allegedly Posed as PMO Officer to Impress Fiancee
A man named Parekh allegedly pretended to work for the Prime Minister’s Office.
The incident happened in Mumbai on September 7.
He showed security staff a digital identity card.
Police later said the card was fake.
Dilip Kunde was with him and had a licensed revolver.
Security personnel became suspicious and checked Parekh’s claim.
Reports say Parekh posed as an official to impress his fiancée.
Authorities said the incident was not connected to Prime Minister Modi’s event and did not threaten it.
The case came to light on September 7 in Mumbai.
Security personnel questioned Parekh after he allegedly claimed to be a PMO official.
Parekh displayed a digital identity card that police later determined was fake.
Dilip Kunde, who accompanied Parekh, was found carrying a licensed revolver.
Authorities said the incident was unrelated to Prime Minister Modi’s programme and posed no threat to it.
- Who
- Parekh allegedly posed as a PMO official; Dilip Kunde accompanied him.
- What
- Security personnel uncovered an allegedly fake PMO identity claim and digital identity card.
- When
- September 7, 2026, according to the report.
- Where
- Jio World Plaza in Mumbai.
- Why
- The report says Parekh allegedly posed as a PMO officer to impress his fiancée.
- Location
- Jio World Plaza, Mumbai
- Date
- September 7
- Alleged identity
- Parekh allegedly claimed to be a Prime Minister’s Office official
- Identification
- Police determined the displayed digital identity card was fake
- Accompanying person
- Dilip Kunde
- Weapon
- Kunde was carrying a licensed revolver
- Event connection
- Authorities said the incident had no connection to Prime Minister Modi’s programme