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Passport theft: UT police to seek help of Gujarat cops

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Posted: Jan 19, 2009 at 2332 hrs IST

Chandigarh The Chandigarh Police will seek the help of Gujarat Police in tracing the travel agent who provided Inder Patel with the stolen passport and visa.

Patel was deported from the US after serving seven month’s imprisonment on charges of travelling on a stolen passport.

Sources said the travel agent runs one of his agencies in

Ahmedabad and is known for sending people abroad on work-permit visas.

The police are also exploring the links between the travel agent and Gurjinder Singh alias Lucky, kingpin of the human trafficking racket and passport theft case.

“We will seek help of the Gujarat Police and will try find how many people have been sent abroad by the travel agent on stolen passports. Inder claimed that as he was the only one detained by the authorities in the US, he does not know about how many people have been sent abroad on forged documents,” a police officer said.

The police had sought help from the Italian authorities four months ago, asking for details of persons who had used stolen passports to migrate to the country.

They had also provided the serial numbers of the missing passports to the Italian embassy in India, asking whether they had issued visas against them.

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