Tell me abt the issue related to monica bedi,davud ibrahim,i want to know why they came into news?

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just to know the facts around the world as i was not aware of them

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Monica Bedi, Abu Salem in News :

In September 2002, she was arrested along with Abu Salem by the Lisbon police for entering Portugal with forged documents. After years of legal battle, they were deported to India in November 11, 2005, after India promised Portugal that Salem would not receive death sentence.

On 29th September 2006, an Indian Court convicted Monica Bedi for passport forgery. CBI had filed a case against Bedi under section 420 (cheating), 120 B (criminal conspiracy) and section 12 of the Passport Act for procuring a passport on a fictitious name.

Bedi was acquitted of all criminal charges by a Bhopal court on July 16 2007 due to lack of evidence against her. Yet another case for possessing a passport from Hyderabad on forged documents in the name of Sana Malik is pending in a Hyderabad court. The Hyderabad Court however denied her bail in the case as she failed to produce her original passport. Monica said she lost her passport in Dubai. On July 25 2007 she was released from the Chanchalguda Central Jail and was received by her father Prem Kumar Bedi.

Underworld don Abu Salem, an old ally of Dawood Ibrahim and who was wanted in connection with the March 12, 1993 Mumbai Bomb Blast and many criminal dealings with Bollywood, finally lands in India.

Salem, the prime accused in the 1993 Mumbai Bomb Blast, is also wanted in connection with the killings of T-Series owner Gulshan Kumar, actress Manisha Koirala's secretary Ajit Dewan, builder Omprakash Kukreja and more than 50 other cases.

It is this bollywood connection of his that brought him in contact with Monica Bedi who is now his girl friend.

In September 2002, Salem was brought into custody by the Lisbon police for entering Portugal with the help of forged documents. He was then deported to India on Nov 11, 2005 when India promised Portugal that Salem would not receive death sentence.