Archive · 30 May 2025
Patna House at Center of Fake ID Investigation
A man from Afghanistan was caught with fake IDs at an airport.
This led investigators to a house in Patna, where many people with similar details were found on the voter list.
The house seems to be a place where fake documents are being made for immigrants or criminals.
Some residents claim their families have lived in India for many years, but authorities are investigating their documents.
Afghan national Jandullah Dad Mohammad was arrested in Lucknow with forged documents.
The arrest led to a house in Patna with multiple occupants listed with similar details on electoral rolls.
The house is suspected of being a hub for creating fake IDs for illegal immigrants.
At least four occupants share the same age and father's name, raising suspicion.
Authorities are investigating the validity of the residents' documents and claims of long-term Indian residency.
- Who
- Afghan national Jandullah Dad Mohammad, residents of a house in Patna, and Indian authorities
- What
- Investigation into a fake ID racket.
- When
- Recent, after an arrest on May 22, 2025
- Where
- Patna, Lucknow airport
- Why
- To investigate document fraud, potential illegal immigration, and the creation of fake IDs.
- Location
- Lucknow Airport and Patna, Bihar
- Key Individuals
- Jandullah Dad Mohammad, other residents of a house in Patna
- Key Issues
- Fake IDs, forged documents, potential illegal immigration
- Jandullah's entry to India
- 2019
- Current Status
- Investigation into a potential fake ID racket
