Delhi Police bust interstate fake visa, overseas job racket; three held

Five original passports, seven mobile phones containing fake visa data, job letters and e-tickets, cash, and multiple identifications and debit cards, including an Aadhaar card in a fake name, were recovered. The accused were produced before a Rohini court, which granted police custody for further interrogation. Police stated that further investigation is underway to identify more victims, trace financial transactions, and apprehend the mastermind, who remains absconding.

Victims were persuaded to send their passports, which were scanned to create forged visas bearing fake stamps. The group also shared fabricated verification links and tentative or cancelled air tickets to make the documents appear genuine. Victims realized the fraud when no visa stamps appeared on their passports and the tickets were invalid.

The accused allegedly ran the racket through a fictitious recruitment firm, Saba Enterprises, with Mansuri posing as an HR manager to lure victims into the scheme.

Police said the three individuals were part of the syndicate operating through a fictitious firm named Saba Enterprises. Mansuri allegedly impersonated an HR manager under a fake identity to gain the trust of victims.

A coordinated raid conducted near Netaji Subhash Place in Pitampura resulted in the arrest of three accused, identified as Salauddin Mansuri alias Haider Khan, Md Shahzad, and Kaushar. The operation was carried out by Delhi Police following specific intelligence about a fake visa racket targeting job seekers.