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Mangalore: Two Dubai-bound Passengers Arrested for Impersonation

  •   Fri, Jan 16 2009 01:24:49 PM

Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore (SP)

Mangalore, Jan 16: The immigration officials who found that two of the passengers trying to board the Air India's Dubai flight on the evening of Wednesday 14 from the local airport were holding passports which did not belong them, arrested them and handed them over to the Bajpe police station officials.

Pais Mathew (39) from Nileshwar Kasargod from Kerala and Prakash Rao (26) from Belloradka Kasargod were trying to board the Duba-bound plane by using passports belonging to others, when the fraud was detected. The immigration officials who grew suspicious of the genuiness of the passports presented, subjected the passports to scrutiny through specialized equipment and found out the truth.

Pais Mathew had pasted his own photogrph on the passport that originally belonged to Kasargod Kunnaruvat Achuthan Vinod Kumar while Prakash Rao had replaced the photo in the passport of Madikeri Meenikare Moidin Kutty Irahim.

Investigations are on.

  

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  • Sudha Mallya, Bangalore

    Mon, Jan 19 2009

    Congratulations airport officials...This incident highlights the vigilence required at all placess and all levels. You have started the much required work for this country from every corner

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  • V.MACHADO ., SHIRVA / DOHA QATAR

    Mon, Jan 19 2009

    Thaks to the imigration authority of Bajpe air port for their hard work .You show the variation between working and working with responsibility .

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  • Devaraja U, Mumbai/Uppinangady

    Sat, Jan 17 2009

    Good Job.......... My salute to Bajpe airport team...

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  • Philoo Lobo, Mumbai

    Sat, Jan 17 2009

    Salutations to the stalwarts : The Immigration Officers alertness, skill, intelligence and quick thinking/action detected the culprits: their acts need to be suitably rewarded, to give encouragement and incentive to all the Immigration Officers in the country.. This will contribute towards curbing terrorism too in the long run!! Great work- Keep it up!!

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  • Zulfi, Mangalore / Dubai

    Sat, Jan 17 2009

    Good move immigration department Officers. Your hard work has to be rewarded.

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  • Richard Mendonca, Mangalore/Abu Dhabi

    Fri, Jan 16 2009

    Congratulations to the Immigration department in Mangalore Airport.Impersonation is very serious crime and it got to be stopped.I think Mangalore Airport is having maximum such cases in short period of time since they started operating International flights.

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  • Rajesh Ramachandra, Mangalore/Dubai

    Fri, Jan 16 2009

    Very good job done Mangalore Bajpe airport passport controll department. you people are working very hard detecting suchcrimes.Sadly I do not see any boosting comments on this good job. I  salute Mangalore Airport team. Raj

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