Mumbai: Man Held For Faking CBI Job On Train

• Man held for faking CBI ID in first-class train, lacked valid ticket at GTB Nagar.
• Badruddin Khan, 62, Govandi resident, faces charges of impersonation.
• FIR filed; Khan booked under Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, Railways Act.

The Wadala railway police have registered an FIR against a 62-year-old man for travelling in the first-class compartment of a local train without a valid ticket while allegedly posing as a special CBI

officer and possessing a forged identity card. The case was registered on December 30.

Incident at GTB Nagar Station

According to the FIR, ticket checker Dhananjay Yadav entered the first-class compartment of a local train at GTB Nagar railway station for a routine inspection around 1.20 pm on December 30. When asked to produce his ticket, the accused instead showed an identity card.

Forged CBI Identity Card Found

The identity card bore CBI insignia on one side, with “Government of India” embossing on the reverse in both English and Marathi. Suspecting its authenticity, Yadav asked for additional documents, which the accused failed to produce.

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Railway Police Confirm Impostor

On further enquiry by Yadav and Railway Police Force personnel Sachidanand Singh, along with a woman constable, the accused was found to be an imposter. Police identified him as Badruddin Khan, a resident of Govandi.

Sections Invoked

Khan has been booked under Section 205 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (wearing the garb or carrying a token used by a public servant with fraudulent intent), along with other relevant provisions of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and the Indian Railways Act.