A Pakistani national, Wahab Alam, has been uncovered in India after entering the country through Nepal with a counterfeit Aadhaar card. The discovery was made by authorities who detected the misuse of the national identification system during an ongoing investigation. Alam had been residing in India under the false identity, raising concerns about the effectiveness of cross‑border security measures.
Law enforcement officials are reviewing the case to identify how the forged Aadhaar was accepted and to strengthen verification protocols. This incident underscores the need for tighter coordination between immigration and identity management agencies.
The investigation is still in progress, and authorities have not yet released additional details about Alam’s activities or the extent of his stay. The case serves as a reminder of the ongoing risks posed by counterfeit identity documents in the region.
