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Fraudster arrested for selling fake certificates

July 21, 2023

Srinagar, July 21: Police on Friday claimed to have arrested one fraudster in Srinagar.

One Fraudster namely Ab Majeed Sheikh S/o Gh Mohd Sheikh R/o Barthana Qamarwari arrested for selling fake certificates in lieu of money. 34 Domicile certificates, 12 income certificates, 07 birth certificate, 02 laptops seized. FIR no 75/2023 u/s 420,468 of IPC in Bemina PS. pic.twitter.com/QIKkNdP44k
— Srinagar Police (@SrinagarPolice) July 21, 2023

In tweet Police said, “One Fraudster namely Ab Majeed Sheikh S/o Gh Mohd Sheikh R/o Barthana Qamarwari arrested for selling fake certificates in lieu of money. 34 Domicile certificates, 12 income certificates, 07 birth certificate, 02 laptops seized. FIR no 75/2023 u/s 420,468 of IPC in Bemina PS.”

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