Son and father identities in question
Extensive investigations were conducted into an identity forgery case. It was found that an individual named "M," born in 1968, had falsely added two Gulf brothers to his nationality file in order to benefit from Kuwaiti citizenship privileges, despite neither of them being part of the "M" family nor having any direct kinship with him. It was also revealed that "M" himself is not the son of the person registered under his name. He left Kuwait at the beginning of 2026 without any stored DNA fingerprint, whereas the supposed grandfather, "A," has a verified DNA sample. Additionally, it was shown that "F," one of the convicted brothers, is not his grandson from "A" based on DNA testing. The results indicated that "M"'s ninety-five children and grandchildren have no genetic relation to "A," confirming identity and registration forgery. The accused have been referred to the prosecution to complete the legal procedures.
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