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Afghan national arrested

NEW DELHI: An Afghan national has been arrested by the Indira Gandhi International Airport police on charges of travelling on a forged visa.

Mirza had come to the Capital on March 25, following which he reportedly went to Ajmer in Rajasthan. He then returned to Delhi and stayed at a hotel in Chandni Chowk. Mirza was about to board a flight to Afghanistan on May 2 when immigration officials intercepted him.

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