Impersonation Scandal: Two Arrested for Posing as Deputy Commissioner ...Middle East

Authorities in Delhi have arrested two individuals accused of impersonating the Faridabad deputy commissioner on WhatsApp. The duo allegedly used the official's photo as their display image to demand money from a local resident, police revealed on Saturday.

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