Delhi Airport: Inzamul Haque, who had gone to Saudi Arabia in the hope of a better life, returned to meet his family after about two years. Everything went well between Saudi Arabia and Delhi Airport, but as soon as he reached Indira Gandhi International Airport, clouds of trouble started surrounding him. In a few moments, the situation there deteriorated so much that Inzamul Haque was taken into custody. Inzamul kept pleading about his innocence, but after the evidence came to light, there was no one to listen to him.

Actually, during the investigation at IGI Airport, the Immigration Bureau officer found that two Russian visa stickers were pasted on two different pages of Inzamul Haq's passport. After seeing the security features present on the visa sticker, the immigration officer became suspicious. After which, both these visa stickers were sent for investigation. The investigation confirmed that both the visa stickers on the passport were fake, after which the immigration officer took him into custody and handed him over to the IGI Airport police station.

According to IGI Airport DCP Usha Rangnani, based on the complaint of the Immigration Bureau, Inzamul was arrested and a case was registered against him under Sections 318(4), 336(3), 340(2) of the Indian Penal Code and Section 12 of the Passport Act. An investigation team was formed under the leadership of Inspector Rajkumar Yadav to investigate the allegations against Inzamul. During interrogation, Inzamul made many such revelations in front of the police team, after which all the layers related to this case were revealed one by one.

During interrogation, accused Inzamul Haque told that he is originally from Murshidabad in West Bengal. Before 2015, he was taking care of his family by farming. Despite hard work, he was not able to earn enough from farming to give his family a better life. In the hope of earning better, he went to Saudi Arabia on a work visa in 2015. After about two years, in March 2017, he returned to India due to the expiry of his work visa. After this, in June 2017, he once again went to Saudi Arabia on a work visa.

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He told that after the expiry of his work visa, he returned to India again in 2019. Meanwhile, he came to know that there are good job opportunities in Russia. So, this time he decided to go to Russia instead of Saudi Arabia. To fulfill his desire, he contacted an agent named Haroon Mirza.

Haroon Mirza took two lakh rupees from him and pasted two fake Russian visas on his passport. However, in time he found out that both the Russian visas on his passport were fake. After which, he arranged for a visa for Saudi Arabia on his own and went there. Two years later, when he returned, he was arrested because of the fake visas on his passport.

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