Number of revoked nationalities rises to 520 among wives, former deputies, and counselors
The Higher Committee for Citizenship Achievement has launched an extensive campaign to revoke the citizenship of 53 individuals involved in cases of passport forgery, bringing the total number of cases revoked to 520, up from 467 previously. The case includes the file of a man with five wives, where it was proven that the children of three of his wives are registered on his file but are not his biological children. Additionally, another child was added through forgery to one of the wives’ files. Conclusive evidence, including DNA testing and investigations with the genuine siblings, confirmed that the person listed as the child through forgery is not related to the children he claims. The suspect also added four fictitious names for his future children. The committee relied on evidence such as his absence from the inheritance register and matching DNA results to make the decision to revoke his citizenship and that of all his listed children. The investigation is ongoing to determine the true identity of the original file owner.
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