Sachin walked to the DSP’s office and introduced himself as an ED officer, according to police.
AGRA: Police said on Tuesday that a 25-year-old man allegedly posing as an assistant director of the Enforcement Directorate (ED) was arrested, and they recovered a fake identity card and a car fitted with red and blue beacons from his possession. Police recovered a fake ED identity card, three Aadhaar cards, a driving licence, a PAN card, a photo identity card, four debit cards, three Visa cards, a wallet, Rs 2,025 in cash and three mobile phones from his possession. Sachin walked to the DSP’s office and introduced himself as an ED officer, according to police.
A red-and-blue beacon-fitted car was also seized. It was discovered that he had been defrauding several people by posing as an Enforcement Directorate (ED) official—a claim he also promoted on his Facebook profile. Following an investigation, he was taken into custody. Items recovered from his possession include an Enforcement Directorate official ID card, a car, two Aadhaar cards, and several ATM and other cards. A case has been registered against him…
He has been arrested and is currently being presented before the competent court, where a request for police remand is being filed.” Police arrested the accused, identified as Sachin Sharma, a resident of Dheemarpada locality in Farah town of Mathura district, from the office of the DSP of the city’s Refinery circle on Monday evening. SP City, Mathura, Rajeev Kumar Singh said, “An individual named Sachin Sharma has been arrested in the area today.