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Crime
Investigative Agencies Join Crime Branch in PMO Fake ID Card Probe
✍️ Amar Ujala · Maharashtra
🗓 10 Sep 2026, 09:31 AM
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The probe into a forged identity card linked to the Prime Minister's Office has been expanded, with multiple investigative agencies now working alongside the Crime Branch.
New Delhi, September 10 (Reuters) – Law enforcement officials have broadened the investigation into a counterfeit identity document allegedly connected to the Prime Minister's Office. The Crime Branch, which initially led the case, is now being assisted by several central investigative agencies, though the names of these agencies have not been disclosed.
According to official statements, the suspect fabricated the fake ID using sophisticated printing techniques, attempting to misrepresent official credentials. The forged document reportedly bore the PMO's insignia and was intended to facilitate unauthorized access to government premises.
Authorities have detained the accused for questioning and are examining digital footprints, printing equipment, and supply chains to trace the source of the counterfeit material. The investigation remains ongoing, and further details will be released as they become available.
The case underscores heightened vigilance by security agencies to prevent misuse of official symbols and to safeguard the integrity of governmental operations.
According to official statements, the suspect fabricated the fake ID using sophisticated printing techniques, attempting to misrepresent official credentials. The forged document reportedly bore the PMO's insignia and was intended to facilitate unauthorized access to government premises.
Authorities have detained the accused for questioning and are examining digital footprints, printing equipment, and supply chains to trace the source of the counterfeit material. The investigation remains ongoing, and further details will be released as they become available.
The case underscores heightened vigilance by security agencies to prevent misuse of official symbols and to safeguard the integrity of governmental operations.