A woman from Tarn Taran allegedly posed as a Punjab Civil Services officer to deceive an AAP functionary. After marrying Amarinder Singh Mandofal, she left her matrimonial home with valuables and cash. Her family purported false information about her background, including her deceased parents. Mandofal discovered multiple instances of forgery regarding her identity documents and previous marriage. A woman from Tarn Taran allegedly posed as a Punjab Civil Services officer to deceive an AAP functionary. After marrying Amarinder Singh Mandofal, she left her matrimonial home with valuables and cash. Her family purported false information about her background, including her deceased parents. Mandofal discovered multiple instances of forgery regarding her identity documents and previous marriage.
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