Crackdown on Forgery: Two Arrested for Fake Vehicle Permits in Delhi
Two individuals have been arrested in Delhi for providing fake No-Entry Permits to commercial drivers. The permits facilitated illegal vehicle movement during restricted hours. Officials intercepted a suspect vehicle and confirmed the forgery. Further investigation linked others to the crime, with more arrests made.
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Delhi police have apprehended two people accused of distributing fraudulent No-Entry Permits (NEP) to commercial vehicle drivers, facilitating illegal activities during restricted hours in central Delhi.
On May 15, a light goods vehicle (LGV) was intercepted by Delhi Traffic Police at ITO Chowk, violating no-entry protocols from BSZ Marg to DDU Marg. Upon verification, the NEP displayed was revealed to be fake.
Interviews led to the arrest of Sonu Kumar Mishra, a cyber café operator, as the source of the forgeries. Authorities connected this case to a similar incident on May 14, leading to further arrests. The investigation continues.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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