Gujarat Couple Arrested in Delhi for Forged Canada Visas

A couple from Gujarat was arrested in Delhi for attempting to travel to Canada using forged visas. The incident occurred at the Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport when immigration officials discovered the fake documents during a routine check. Both individuals were promptly detained, and their passports were seized for further investigation.

The couple had reportedly paid a significant sum to an agent who promised them genuine Canadian visas. However, when they arrived at the airport, the authorities found discrepancies in the visas' authenticity. The fake visas were identified as part of a larger scheme involving fraudulent immigration practices targeting those seeking better opportunities abroad.

Following their arrest, the couple was handed over to the police for questioning. Authorities are now investigating whether the couple was aware that their visas were fake or if they were victims of the scam. This arrest is part of a broader crackdown on forged documents and illegal immigration practices that have been on the rise in recent months.

The police are working to track down the agent responsible for providing the forged visas and are also warning others to be cautious when dealing with visa agents. The case highlights the risks involved in using unauthorized agents and the importance of verifying documents through official channels to avoid legal complications.