Today, Mumbai Crime Branch busted a gang selling fake class 10th and 12th marksheets in Chembur area. The police arrested four suspects for allegedly producing and selling fake board mark sheets.
The accused have been identified as Salman Khan, Mohammad Nadim Sheikh, Mohmmad Murtarja, and Dani Khan.
The marksheet for classes 10th and 12th was being sold for Rs 4,000.
The court remanded them in police custody till April 18, confirmed Mumbai Police.
In a tweet published by the news agency ANI, "Mumbai Crime Branch Unit 6 busted a gang selling fake class 10th and 12th marksheets in Chembur area and arrested 4 people. The marksheet was being sold for Rs 4,000. The arrested accused have been identified as Salman Khan, Mohammad Nadim Shaikh, Mohammad Murtuja, Dani Khan. Police produced the accused in the court & the court sent them to police custody till 18th April."
Meanwhile, local train services were disrupted today (April 12) after an overhead wire snapped near Borivali station in north Mumbai, said officials. Around three local trains, including an air-conditioned (AC) one, were held up due to the problem, while the other trains were diverted on a slow track, a Western Railway (WR) spokesperson said.
The suburban services, considered as the 'lifeline of Mumbai', were affected at around 10:30 am after the wire over a Churchgate-bound fast line snapped between Dahisar and Borivali stations, officials added. WR chief spokesperson Sumit Thakur said that the snapped overhead wire was restored at around 11.35 pm and the train services will normalise slowly.
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