The Delhi Police initiated an investigation after three men, identified as Kasim, Monis, and Soyeb, were apprehended for gaining unauthorized access to the heavily guarded Parliament building using forged Aadhaar cards, an official stated on Friday.
The incident occurred on June 4th. The trio has been charged under various sections including forgery, cheating, criminal conspiracy, and using forged documents as genuine at the Parliament Street police station.
According to FIR, the CISF official deployed at Parliament House, Iron Gate No. 03 for checking photo IDs, on June 4 at 1.30 p.m. detected three workers — Kasim, Monis and Soyeb, all residents of Uttar Pradesh, while they were trying to get entry on Casual entry pass.
“Monis and Kasim displayed the same Aadhaar card number with the individual’s photo. They made these forged documents under a conspiracy and used them as genuine and Kasim also impersonated Monis,” read the FIR.
The FIR also stated that all three labourers are employed by the contractor Sahnawaj Alam, who recruited them.
“Moreover, it appears that one or both of the Aadhaar cards belonging to Monis and Kasim were counterfeit,” it added.
They were engaged in construction tasks in the MP lounge.
