They Remove Falsifier and 116 from Files
The investigations reveal that a person registered in Kuwait, born in 1953, obtained Kuwaiti citizenship through forgery. He was added to the nationality records along with 33 of his children and offspring, as well as two of his nephew's children. The Citizenship Department used criminal evidence, documents, and DNA testing to establish that these two individuals were not his biological children but rather his nephews. Confronted with the findings, they confessed. It was also found that the individual behind the file left Kuwait at the end of 2025. Further investigations showed that his family connection to the individuals he falsely registered was through a kinship tie, specifically an uncle. His citizenship was revoked, and the case was referred to the Public Prosecution, with the citizenship of 116 people revoked.
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