Man arrested for using fake PMO ID tells police he wanted to impress family

Rohan Parikh, arrested for possessing and using a counterfeit Prime Minister's Office identity card, told investigators that he fabricated the document to impress his family members and pursue what he described as a worthy cause.

Police apprehended Parikh after discovering he had used the fake PMO ID in an attempt to gain unauthorized access or credibility. During interrogation, he attributed his actions to personal motivations rather than any criminal intent.

The case highlights concerns over document forgery and misuse of official credentials. Authorities are investigating the full extent of Parikh's activities and the purposes for which the fake ID was deployed.