Bangladeshi Abdul Kalam was living as a transgender for years, got a fake ID made in the name of Neha

A shocking incident has come to light in Bhopal, the capital of Madhya Pradesh, where a Bangladeshi citizen Abdul Kalam not only hid his identity by becoming a transgender named ‘Neha’, but also lived in the city for years with the help of fake documents. The police have taken him into custody. This incident has created a stir in the entire city. Abdul was trying to get Indian citizenship through fake documents.

25 years of fraud, how did he become ‘Neha’?

According to sources, Abdul Kalam came to India from Bangladesh around 25 years ago in the year 2000 at the age of 17. He first spent some time in Maharashtra and then settled in Bhopal’s Mangalwara area. Here he presented himself as a transgender and created a new identity by the name of ‘Neha’. Not only this, he got the Aadhar card, residence certificate and other necessary documents made fraudulently.

Intelligence information revealed the secret

The police got information about Abdul’s activities from intelligence sources. The Talaiya police station in Bhopal’s Budhwara area took immediate action and detained him. During interrogation, his real identity was revealed, which shocked everyone. Abdul had not only changed his identity, but he had also tried to show his presence in India as completely legitimate through fake documents.

A web of fake document

Investigation revealed that some people had helped Abdul in making these fake documents. The police have now started looking for those people who helped him in this fraud. Surprisingly, Abdul not only arranged to stay in India with the help of these documents, but also allegedly traveled to Bangladesh. The police have also seized some gadgets from him, whose investigation is going on.

Old criminal record also came to light

Another twist in this story came when it was found out that Abdul also has an old criminal record in the name of ‘Neha’. About five years ago, a case of his fight with eunuch Kajal Mumbaiya was registered in MP Nagar police station of Bhopal. Recently two hearings have been held in the court in this case and the next hearing is to be held on July 21. Due to this, he cannot be deported immediately.

After Abdul’s arrest, the police and central intelligence agencies are investigating the case deeply. The question is how Abdul was able to hide his real identity for such a long time? Are there more people involved in this fraud? The police is now investigating this entire network and more revelations are expected in this case soon.