Kasaragod: Fake documents, passports found in car, three held


Team Udayavani, Feb 3, 2024, 10:05 AM IST

Kasaragod: Police have arrested three persons for suspicious activity at Kannaditthodi of Bandadka village here.

On February 1 night, the patrol police pulled up a car coming from Sullia for a routine inspection. Upon examination, Sub Inspector Gangadharan M attached to Bedakam police station found several fake passports, seals, documents, and a laptop in their possession.

Police took the accused into custody and confiscated the car among other things.

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