BANGALORE: In Which a development can raise the doubts on the very validity of muchpublicised Aadhar cards (Unique Identification Cards), the Bangalore police on Wednesday arrested five persons who were preparing and issuing fake cards UID. Acting on a complaint, the police raided the premises High Grounds of Global Solutions ID situated in the basement of a shopping complex on 80 Feet Road, Banashankari III Stage at Hosakerehalli in and arrested five persons. The police are also on the lookout for three more persons who managed to escape during the raid. The police recovered a printing machine and fake ID cards and 1.200 printing equipment including printers from the spot. The scam came to light when a few UID UID card holders approached the head office at Khanij Bhavan on Race Course Road to check the authenticity of the cards provided to them. Following this, Ashok Lenin, Deputy Director, Regional Office of the Aadhar project, filed a complaint with the police. Aadhar is a `45.000 crore project and one of the most ambitious projects of the UPA government at the Centre. The project is headed by former Infosys CEO Nandan Nilekani. The cardholders also complained that Global ID Solutions Which is officially registered for issuing the cards has subleased the work illegally by charging a nonrefundable sum of `second 5 lakh per enrollment kit. The police arrested Pranesh (34), a resident of Girinagar; Changa Raju (37), a resident of Hosakerehalli, Shivananda Sharma (30) from VV Mohalla, Mysore; Poornananda (35) from Puttenahllia Main Road, JP Nagar, and Shankar Saravanan (32) from NGEF layout. The three missing persons have been identified as Vinay Chawla, Anand and Karthik. Pranesh, the kingpin of the racket, has been remanded to police custody threeday, while all others are under judicial custody. (Follow IBNLive. Com on Facebook, on Twitter, and on Google + for updates that you can share with your friends.)

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