Indian in Bahrain jailed for credit card forgery

Abu Dhabi, October 29: A Bahraini court has sentenced a 32-year-old Indian man to three years in prison for manufacturing charge cards. The High Criminal Court in Bahrain Monday sentenced the Indian national of imitation and robbery for utilizing produced charge cards, the Gulf Daily News reported Tuesday. On the other hand, the respondent said he had been surrounded by his superintendent. He asserted he was struck, tied up and held hostage for a month by his superintendents after he was found taking. The charged is now serving a five-year sentence after the same court had considered him blameworthy of swindling the organization out of 9,500 Bahraini dinar (around $25,100) last December. Judges heard he stole personality reports and requested Mastercards in other individuals' names to withdraw money from Atms and settle bills in lodging in Bharain's capital Manama. The respondent was distinguished from the Atm observation footage.