Archive · 1 Aug 2025
Fake Names on Income Certificate Spark Investigation in Bihar
Someone made a fake income certificate in Bihar, India, with silly names on it.
The applicant was "Samsung," and the parents were "Smartphoan" and "Iphoan."
Officials were surprised and think it might have been a joke.
They're investigating to find out who did it.
The police are involved.
The officials said that this kind of thing wastes time and resources that could be used to help people who need it.
An income certificate in Jehanabad, Bihar, listed the applicant as "Samsung", mother as "Smartphoan", and father as "Iphoan".
Officials were alerted to the fraudulent information and informed the circle officer of the Modan Ganj Block.
The circle officer, Mohammad Asif Hussain, believes the false information may be a prank.
The Jehanabad cyber police have been notified and will investigate the creation of the fraudulent document.
Officials emphasize the seriousness of the situation and the impact on legitimate processes.
- Who
- The applicant was listed as "Samsung," and the parents were "Smartphoan" and "Iphoan." Circle officer Mohammad Asif Hussain is involved.
- What
- A fraudulent income certificate with fake names.
- When
- Not explicitly stated.
- Where
- Jehanabad, Bihar, India.
- Why
- The reason for creating the fake certificate is unknown; it may have been a prank.
- Location
- Jehanabad, Bihar, India
- Applicant Name (Certificate)
- "Samsung"
- Mother's Name (Certificate)
- "Smartphoan"
- Father's Name (Certificate)
- "Iphoan"
- Involved Official
- Circle officer Mohammad Asif Hussain
- Police Involvement
- Jehanabad cyber police