AAP neta claims wife posed as PCS officer, hid previous marriage, 18-year-old son

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Amarinder Singh Mandofal, an AAP functionary, was duped into marrying a woman posing as a PCS officer. She concealed her previous marriage and departed with gold and cash, raising suspicion. Mandofal discovered her forged documents, including certificates and identification. Her family allegedly threatened him over a settlement due to concealed facts. Police have registered an FIR against the woman and five relatives while the investigation continues.

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