Archive · 13 Aug 2025
Noida Police to Probe Bengal Man's Impersonation Scheme
A man named Bibhas Adhikari pretended to be a police officer and ran a fake police station.
He was caught by police in Noida.
Adhikari was also part of a West Bengal government group.
He misused his position, like using a special car light.
He first wanted to set up the fake station in West Bengal, but was denied.
Now, police are looking into his activities, including his non-government organizations.
Noida police are investigating Bibhas Adhikari, arrested for running a fake police station.
Adhikari, a former Trinamul Congress leader, was also a non-official director of a West Bengal government body.
He allegedly misused his position to gain government privileges, like using a blue beacon.
Adhikari initially planned to set up the fake station in West Bengal.
Police are gathering information on Adhikari's NGOs and may visit West Bengal.
- Who
- Bibhas Adhikari and his son, Argha Adhikari, are the primary individuals involved, along with the Noida Police and potentially the West Bengal State Warehousing Corporation.
- What
- Bibhas Adhikari, arrested for running a fake police station and misusing his position, is under investigation.
- When
- The arrest occurred last week; the Noida police investigation is ongoing.
- Where
- Investigation involves Noida, Uttar Pradesh, and may extend to West Bengal.
- Why
- To investigate the fake police station operation, misuse of government privileges, and potential involvement in scams.
Allegations
Unknown
Official Response
Allegations
Authorities have not yet commented on the allegations regarding the fake police station and Adhikari's activities.
Unknown
No opposing viewpoint available from the article.
- Suspect
- Bibhas Adhikari
- Alleged Crime
- Running a fake police station
- Location of fake station
- Noida
- Former Affiliation
- Trinamul Congress leader
- Government Role
- Non-official director, West Bengal State Warehousing Corporation