New Delhi/IBNS, Nov. 13 -- An Indonesian woman was intercepted by Bureau of Immigration officials at the Sonauli border in Uttar Pradesh after she allegedly attempted to pass herself off as a Kolkata resident using forged Indian identity documents, media reports said.

The woman, identified as Rohana, was stopped on November 10 while attempting to cross into Nepal.

According to the First Information Report (FIR) registered at Sonauli Police Station, the woman initially identified herself as Li Kim Lien and claimed to be a resident of Kolkata's Tangra area.

However, officials who questioned her identity later established through her passport that she was an Indonesian national named Rohana.

Born on October 20, 1970, Rohana reportedly ho...