Investigations reveal he forged documents for visa renewal
Investigations reveal he forged documents for visa renewal
The Intelligence Bureau (IB) and city police are looking out for an Iranian student who tried hoodwinking the cops by creating forged college documents to get his visa extension.
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Sleuths suspect he could be a part of a terror network trying to execute an attack in the city.
Soroush Razmjooi, had come to India from Iran to study Law. He enrolled himself in the university of Mysore five years back.
After completing his course, Razmjooi was supposed to return to Iran but he applied for visa renewal stating that he wanted to continue his studies.
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As per the procedure, Razmjooi submitted the requisition with the Mysore city police Commissionerate along with the bonafide certificate from the West End College of Computer Science and Management.
The certificate stated that Razmjooi has taken admission for the BBM course and also had the seal and signature of the college principal.
The requisition was sent to city commission office that forwarded the same to the special branch for verification.
The case was then handed over to Deputy Superintendent of police (special branch), Nirmala Harish who went to verify the antecedents with the college.
The Principal informed Harish that the certificate was fake and no student by that name had been enrolled in the college.
Further verification established Razmjooi was not staying at the Mysore address submitted to the city police.
Harish has filed a complaint with the Cubbon park police asking them to trace Razmjooi who has been missing since then.
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"We suspect foul play as he would not have to forge the bonafide certificate to get visa extension," said the Cubbon park police, who are investigating the case.
"We would know the reason behind this crime, only when we apprehend him," said Cubbon park police Inspector H S Jagadish added.
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The police have already alerted airports about Razmjooi to stop him from leaving the country. "He went underground soon after he was exposed, but we will catch him soon," said Jagadish.
