Cat Kumar's Residency Request Purrs Into Infamy
In Bihar, a prankster applied for a residence certificate under the name 'Cat Kumar'. Similar pranks had involved dogs, a tractor, and even Donald Trump. Officials have filed an FIR and are tracing the applicant's real identity using digital means. This incident highlights a recurring issue with residence applications.
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In Bihar, a peculiar residency application has caught the administration's attention, with a cat named 'Cat Kumar' at the center. Filed in Rohtas district, the application has been linked to an ongoing pattern of mischief in the area.
Upon noticing the application, District Magistrate Udita Singh ordered an FIR, underlining the misuse of digital platforms for frivolous purposes. The authorities are currently tracing the individual responsible using the provided mobile number, email address, and IP address.
Previous instances in the state include applications under the names of various animals and even a foreign head of state, painting a concerning picture of administrative bother amid a key electoral roll revision drive.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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