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Two Pakistani nationals arrested with Indian IDs in Karnataka
Times of India··13 Jul
Two Pakistani nationals holding a ration card and voter identity cards were arrested in Chikkaballapur district after routine verification, Times of India reported. Farah Naz and son Mohammed Fardeen had documents cancelled after officials found they remained Pakistani nationals. Police registered cases under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, Foreigners Act and Representation of the People Act.
Prism
What It Means For You
- Identity verification drives can cancel ineligible ration and voter cards.
- Foreign nationals risk prosecution for obtaining citizen-only documents.
- Local administrators are tightening nationality checks on welfare IDs.
What's Happening
- Farah Naz and Mohammed Fardeen were arrested in Chikkaballapur.
- Their ration card and voter IDs were cancelled.
- Police filed cases under foreigners and election laws.
Document Probe
- The family lives in Bagepalli taluk's Dasaiahgari Palli village.
- Ayub Khan and three children are Indian citizens.
- Officials said nationality facts were allegedly suppressed.
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