Social media influencer and Ramayana actress Anjali Arora’s boyfriend, Akash Sansanwal, has been arrested by the Meerut Police after he was allegedly caught using a fake MP/MLA sticker on his car during heightened Republic Day security checks.
The incident occurred at the Kashi Toll Plaza on the Delhi–Meerut Expressway, where police were conducting routine inspections ahead of January 26 celebrations.
Why Was Akash Sansanwal Arrested?
According to police officials, Akash Sansanwal was driving a black Scorpio SUV bearing a sticker that falsely indicated affiliation with a Member of Parliament or Member of Legislative Assembly.
During verification, authorities found that:
- The MP/MLA sticker was forged
- The vehicle had no official authorization
- Sansanwal allegedly misrepresented his identity to bypass security checks
Following confirmation, police arrested Sansanwal on charges of impersonation and forgery, and the SUV was seized as evidence.
Attempt to Evade Police Reported
Officials stated that Sansanwal allegedly attempted to evade police questioning at the toll plaza but was swiftly detained by a team led by senior officers stationed at the checkpoint.
He was later taken into custody and is expected to be produced before a local court for further legal proceedings as the investigation continues.
Public Attention Due to Anjali Arora Connection
The arrest gained rapid traction online due to Sansanwal’s relationship with Anjali Arora, who rose to fame with her viral “Kacha Badam” reels and later appeared on reality television. She is also set to make her television debut as Sita in Shri Ramayan Katha.
Social media buzz intensified after reports suggested that Anjali Arora visited the police station following the arrest, though no official statement has been issued by her or her team so far.
Investigation Ongoing
Police authorities are currently examining:
- The origin of the fake MP/MLA sticker
- Whether similar passes were used earlier
- Any additional violations linked to the vehicle
Officials have stated that strict action will be taken against individuals misusing forged government identification or attempting to exploit security protocols.
An official update is expected as the investigation progresses.
