EXPOSED: The Truth Behind Congress Leader Pawan Khera’s Fake Passport Stunt VS Reality About Assam CM’s Wife

Is it a political expose or just a photoshopped lie? That’s the big question doing the rounds in Delhi today. Recently, Congress leader Pawan Khera made some very serious claims against Riniki Bhuyan Sharma, wife of Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma. He claimed she holds three different passports—from Egypt, UAE, and Antigua.
But here at Street Star, we don’t just follow headlines; we check the facts. And the truth is, this “Triple Passport” story has turned out to be a total fake stunt.

The Investigation: How the Lies Fell Apart

1. The “Photoshopped” Egyptian Passport
Pawan Khera showed a picture of an Egyptian passport. But when authorities in Cairo checked their records, they were shocked. It turns out the document is a complete fraud. Someone simply used a computer to paste Mrs. Sharma’s photo onto the details of a real Egyptian citizen. It’s not an investigation—it’s a deepfake.

2. The UAE “Ghost” Record
Next was the UAE claim. Our team checked the latest reports from Dubai authorities. The passport number Pawan Khera mentioned? It doesn’t even exist in the UAE national database. It’s a “ghost” number created just for this political stunt.

3. The Pakistani Connection (The Most Shocking Part)
Where did these images come from? Digital experts have traced these “passport photos” back to a Pakistani social media group that is known for spreading fake news about Indian leaders. It is disappointing to see a senior leader using Pakistani fake-news material to target people back home.

The ₹100 Crore Reality Check
You can’t just throw mud and walk away. Riniki Bhuyan Sharma has now hit back with a ₹100 Crore defamation case and a criminal FIR in Guwahati. Her legal team has a simple challenge: “If these passports are real, show us even one airport stamp where she used them.” So far, there is total silence from the other side.

Street Star Verdict
We believe in questioning everyone in power, but using AI-generated fakes from foreign groups is not journalism—it’s a scam. As of now, Pawan Khera’s claims are 100% exposed as a lie.

Sources for our readers:
Verification of Forgery: Reports from Mathrubhumi News (6 April 2026).
Legal Status: FIR and ₹100 Cr suit details from India Today (7 April 2026).

By – Jyoti Sandhu (Street Star Journalist)