<p>An 84-year-old man was arrested in Rajasthan's Sikar district, 38 years after he illegally came to India from Pakistan and settled down under a disguise, police said Tuesday.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The man, identified as Ummed Khan, got married, acquired all identification documents including a passport and bought agriculture land to pose as a farmer, they added.<br />Khan was detained Monday evening from his house in Ramgarh Sekhawati area, some 150 km from Jaipur.<br /><br />"We learnt that Khan was into suspicious activities and bringing communal disharmony in the area. He was questioned. It came up that he was illegally staying in India for 38 years," a police officer told IANS.<br /><br />He had come to visit his brother, Haqam Ali, in 1954 and 1956. <br />On the second trip, he disappeared. However, he was traced by police in 1971. He was convicted and deported to Pakistan in 1974 after he completed his sentance. <br /><br />But it seems he returned to India a couple of years later and settled down in Ramgarh Shekhawati.<br /><br />The officer said that Khan secured all the documents to pose himself as an Indian. These included a passport, a ration card, a voter ID card and a driving license. He also opened a bank account.<br /><br />"He bought agriculture land and worked as farmer," the officer added.</p>
<p>An 84-year-old man was arrested in Rajasthan's Sikar district, 38 years after he illegally came to India from Pakistan and settled down under a disguise, police said Tuesday.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The man, identified as Ummed Khan, got married, acquired all identification documents including a passport and bought agriculture land to pose as a farmer, they added.<br />Khan was detained Monday evening from his house in Ramgarh Sekhawati area, some 150 km from Jaipur.<br /><br />"We learnt that Khan was into suspicious activities and bringing communal disharmony in the area. He was questioned. It came up that he was illegally staying in India for 38 years," a police officer told IANS.<br /><br />He had come to visit his brother, Haqam Ali, in 1954 and 1956. <br />On the second trip, he disappeared. However, he was traced by police in 1971. He was convicted and deported to Pakistan in 1974 after he completed his sentance. <br /><br />But it seems he returned to India a couple of years later and settled down in Ramgarh Shekhawati.<br /><br />The officer said that Khan secured all the documents to pose himself as an Indian. These included a passport, a ration card, a voter ID card and a driving license. He also opened a bank account.<br /><br />"He bought agriculture land and worked as farmer," the officer added.</p>