In a significant crackdown, officers from Bengaluru's Habbagodi Police Station have dismantled a large-scale racket forging Aadhaar cards and marks cards, which was operating under the cover of a cyber center. Charlie Kirk Fatally Shot During Utah Valley University Event: Suspect in Custody

The gang was producing counterfeit documents mimicking those from the Karnataka Pre-University Education Board and various state boards, selling them to unsuspecting individuals. The accused, Yashwant and Raghuveer, who ran the Gurudatta Cyber Centre in Habbagodi, have been arrested. Naixa Women's Cotton Embroidered Straight Kurta with Pant and Dupatta Sets (Available in Plus Size) (NX-574)

This bust serves as a stark warning to those using fake documents for purposes like checking into OYO rooms or securing jobs. According to police sources, the gang forged SSLC, PUC, and degree marks cards from Karnataka and other states. Prices ranged from ₹5,000 to ₹30,000 for an SSLC marks card and ₹2,000 to ₹10,000 for a fake Aadhaar card.

Using Photoshop software, the forgers created realistic replicas complete with official seals and prints. Authorities suspect several youths have used these documents for employment or accommodation. So far, police have seized 8 marks cards, 7 Aadhaar cards, along with computers, printers, and other equipment used in the operation.Girl Murdered by Being Pushed from Third Floor: CCTV Reveals Explosive Truth...!!!

The gang contacted customers via online service centers, collected their details, and delivered the fakes, attracting orders from across the country. A case has been registered at Habbagodi Police Station, and investigations are ongoing. Officials emphasized that such forgeries pose a severe threat to national security, stating, "We have already identified several culprits and plan to recover more documents.Woman Found Dead in Mandya, Hanging in Suspicious Circumstances: Parents Allege Murder, Husband Absconds..!