Transforming 67-Year-Old Grandfather's Appearance, Fraud Fugitive Incognito Revealed At Indian Airport

Illustration of the elderly couple (elderly). (Unsplash)

JAKARTA - There are all kinds of criminals running away from legal entanglement. In India, the perpetrators of the 24-year-old fraud case to make up the total magic of his face so that he becomes an elderly (elderly) in order to escape abroad.

Citing Indiaexpress, Wednesday July 3, Sevak Singh's teacher, the long name of the fraudster disguised himself as 67-year-old Rashvinder Singh Sahota to match the fake passport he used.

However, his suspicious movements at New Delhi's Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport, made his disguise exposed by Immigration officers on June 19. The perpetrator failed to escape to Canada.

The perpetrator's wife, Archana Kaur, who also disguised herself as an elderly, had fled. However, his escape was not far caught near the place where his true identity was revealed.

Police said the perpetrator and his wife were residents of Lucknow. The two of them stayed at a hotel in Mahipalpur for a week to finalize this plan.

According to the perpetrator's confession, his attempt to escape abroad was assisted by an illegal agent named Jag Marijual Singh alias Jaggeri. He got this agent's contact from a friend.

Jaggeri then arranged the perpetrators to go to Canada using fake passports. The agent also took the perpetrator and his wife to the salon to turn the face and appearance into an elderly couple.

When caught, the perpetrator and his wife were in line for Immigration Departure at IGI Airport. The perpetrator wore a white swab, white beard with make-up resembling the elderly.