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Odisha: Kashmiri fraudster posing as PMO official from Jaipur arrested by STF

“Odisha: Kashmiri fraudster posing as PMO official from Jaipur arrested by STF”, Opindia, December 16, 2023:

“The Odisha Special Task Force (STF) arrested a Kashmiri fraudster who was also wanted by Kashmir Police in connection with cheating and forgery and has a non-bailable warrant pending against him.

The accused has been identified as Sayed Ishaan Bukhari, also known as Ishaan Bukhari and Dr Ishaan Bukhari.

As per an STF release, the accused was found to be impersonating a Neuro Specialist Doctor, an Army Doctor, an officer in PMO, a close associate of some high-ranking NIA officials etc.

The 37-year-old accused hails from Kupwada district in Jammu and Kashmir and is suspected to have anti-national links, the release said…..”

Read the full article at Opindia.com

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