Fake Form-1B case at Hyderabad Airport: Three booked
HYDERABAD: An Indian national was intercepted at the departure immigration counter of Rajiv Gandhi International Airport for producing a fake Form-1B issued in the name of another person while intending to depart to Dubai via Jeddah, police said.
According to Hyderabad police on September 29, 2026, the complaint was lodged by B. Mahendra an Immigration Officer with the Bureau of Immigration at RGIA. He stated that on September 8, 2026, one Indian national, Ranga Anantha Reddy Chilakala was intercepted at the departure immigration counter because he produced a fake Form-1B at the immigration counter, which was fake and had been issued to another Indian national, Aatiar Sekh. He was intending to depart to Dubai via Jeddah by Flight No. SV-753.
In view of the above, the said Indian national was handed over to the RGI Airport Outpost police for taking further necessary legal action against him for producing the fake Form-1B.
Agents under scanner
Based on the complaint, the RGI Airport Police registered a case and took up the investigation. During the investigation, the Investigating Officer examined and recorded the detailed statement of the complainant. Later, the accused, Ranga Anantha Reddy Chilakala, was served a notice.
Further investigation revealed that the agents, namely accused Deepak Raj Singh and Lloyd, were involved in the offence, and they were added to the case. Subsequently the case was transferred to CCS, DD, Hyderabad, for further investigation. Central Crime Station(CCS) police booked a fresh case and started an investigation
