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Afghan national convicted for residing in India under false identity

Acting on a tip-off, the Unit-5 team raided a location in Wadala and uncovered that the accused, originally from Tamer Zurmat District, Pakita Province, Afghanistan, had been living in Mumbai since 2007 using forged documents

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Arrested Afghan national

Arrested Afghan national

The Crime Branch Unit-5 has successfully secured the conviction of an Afghan national, Habibullah Prang (alias Zaheer Ali Khan), aged 38, who was residing in India under a false identity. The case involved charges under Sections 465, 468, and 471 of the Indian Penal Code, along with provisions of the Passport Act, Foreigners Act, and the Foreigners Order, 1948.

Acting on a tip-off, the Unit-5 team raided a location in Wadala and uncovered that the accused, originally from Tamer Zurmat District, Pakita Province, Afghanistan, had been living in Mumbai since 2007 using forged documents. These included a PAN card and a driving license under the name Zaheer Ali Khan.

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