Police in Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, have registered a case against Arpit Chaturvedi, an Azamgarh resident, over allegations that he impersonated an Indian Army Captain during an air show.
The case concerns Chaturvedi's reported presence near the helipad at Namo Ghat. Police allege that he claimed to be Captain Arpit and attempted to mislead officials by providing a fake Army number.
What the case alleges
The allegations relate to the claimed military identity and the information allegedly supplied to officials. The available report does not establish that Chaturvedi is an Army officer, and the claims remain allegations connected to the police case.
The incident was reported in Varanasi during the air show. Namo Ghat was identified as the location near the helipad where Chaturvedi was reportedly seen moving around.
Police action
Adampur police station registered the case under Sections 204 and 318(4) of the BNS. The registration records the allegations for investigation under the provisions cited by police.
The reported development means the matter has entered the police process. further details about subsequent proceedings or any court finding is not yet available.
Conclusion
Varanasi police have filed a case against Arpit Chaturvedi over allegations that he posed as an Indian Army Captain near the Namo Ghat helipad and used a fake Army number. The case was registered at Adampur police station under Sections 204 and 318(4) of the BNS.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Who is facing the case?
Arpit Chaturvedi, a resident of Azamgarh, is facing the case.
Q. What is he alleged to have done?
He is alleged to have posed as an Indian Army Captain during the air show.
Q. Where was he reportedly seen?
He was reportedly seen near the helipad at Namo Ghat in Varanasi.
Q. What identity did he allegedly claim?
Police allege that he claimed to be Captain Arpit.
Q. What information did he allegedly provide?
He allegedly provided a fake Army number while attempting to mislead officials.
Q. Which police station registered the case?
Adampur police station registered the case.
Q. Which legal provisions are cited?
The case was registered under Sections 204 and 318(4) of the BNS.
