The Indian police are looking for a man who faked his COVID-19 status to get away from his wife, following a domestic squabble.
India Today reported that businessman Ejaz Ahmad from Madhya Pradesh claimed to be COVID-19 positive, so that he can be away from his wife for a few days, in the pretext of quarantine.
To pull off the ruse, Ejaz reportedly downloaded a COVID-19 positive report from the internet and edited his name into it using Photoshop.
He then told that he has to be sent to a state-run quarantine facility for a few days.
The family, however, suspected something amiss when Ejaz failed to return home after a month. They contacted the private laboratory which allegedly issued the report, and found that it was a fake.
The police are now looking for Ejaz to book him for forgery.
Source: India Today
Photo source: theconversation.com
India Today reported that businessman Ejaz Ahmad from Madhya Pradesh claimed to be COVID-19 positive, so that he can be away from his wife for a few days, in the pretext of quarantine.
To pull off the ruse, Ejaz reportedly downloaded a COVID-19 positive report from the internet and edited his name into it using Photoshop.
He then told that he has to be sent to a state-run quarantine facility for a few days.
The family, however, suspected something amiss when Ejaz failed to return home after a month. They contacted the private laboratory which allegedly issued the report, and found that it was a fake.
The police are now looking for Ejaz to book him for forgery.
Source: India Today
Photo source: theconversation.com
