Two young men have been arrested in Sainagar after attempting to conduct a fake Income Tax raid. Posing as Mumbai Income Tax officials, they arrived at a family's home with forged documents, demanding cash and valuables. The family became suspicious and, after verification, alerted the police, leading to the duo's detention and the seizure of fake ID cards and warrants.
Two youths, in a dramatic incident similar to the movie Special 26, posing as officers of the Income Tax Department, were caught while attempting a fake raid in the Sainagar area.
The accused, identified as Kisan Parbat and Chetan Chavan, arrived at a house in Shri Niwas Colony claiming to be Mumbai Income Tax officials with a search warrant. They asked the family to gather documents, cash and valuables while pretending to record the search on a mobile phone.
However, the homeowner's family
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FAQ :
Two youths were arrested for posing as Income Tax officers and attempting a fake raid on a family's home.
The family became suspicious of the individuals claiming to be Income Tax officials. They contacted acquaintances who took the suspects to a Chartered Accountant, where inconsistencies led to the police being alerted.
They arrived at a house claiming to be Mumbai Income Tax officials with a search warrant, demanding documents, cash, and valuables while pretending to record the search.
Police seized mobile phones, forged ID cards, and fake warrant documents from the arrested youths.
The police advise citizens to verify the identity of officials before allowing any search and to report any suspicious activity immediately.