Archive · 24 May 2025
Fake Letter in Councillor's Name Found at Aadhaar Centre
Someone made a fake letter using a local politician's name to change an address on an ID card.
The fake letter was found at a place where people get help with their ID cards.
The politician's husband saw the fake letter and told her.
She said it wasn't real and reported it to the police.
The person who brought the letter said it was from someone in another town, but didn't give more information.
The police are now looking into what happened, as this isn't the first time someone has tried to cheat with fake documents to get or change their ID cards.
A forged letter bearing a councillor's name and signature was discovered at a CSC.
The fake document was intended to change an address on an Aadhaar card.
The councillor's husband found the forged letter and alerted her.
A complaint was filed, and police are investigating the incident.
The incident raises concerns about the manipulation of identity documents.
- Who
- A youth from Padra submitted the forged letter.
- What
- A forged letter bearing the name and signature of Councillor Twinkle Trivedi was found.
- When
- Not explicitly mentioned in the articles.
- Where
- Common Service Centre (CSC) in Bhayli area, Vadodara
- Why
- To change an address on an Aadhaar card.
- Incident Type
- Forged letter discovered
- Location
- Common Service Centre (CSC) in Bhayli, Vadodara
- Forged Document
- Letter with forged signature of Councillor Twinkle Trivedi
- Intended Use
- Facilitate address change on Aadhaar card
- Suspect
- Youth from Padra
- Current Status
- Police investigation underway