Ahmedabad: CID (crime) on Tuesday filed a complaint of the forging of educational certificates for a Gandhinagar man to enable him to get a student visa and go to Canada in May 2023. According to a complaint filed by detective sub-inspector S H Sharma of the agency’s Gandhinagar zone, two agents named Rajendra Patel and Pratik Chaudhary from Mansa taluka of Gandhinagar forged documents. The FIR states that a CID (crime) team on Dec 15 raided the office of Rajendra and Chaudhary, called Proton Consultancy, at Kudasan in Gandhinagar district. Police seized several documents and two mobile phones and sent them for forensic examination. The forensic report confirmed that several marksheets, for Classes X, XII and various BCom semesters had been forged. Police found that the two agents had forged marksheets for a man named Parth Patel of Limbodara village of Mansa taluka in Gandhinagar district. Police traced Parth’s father Ghanshyam Patel said that his son went to Canada on a student visa on May 21, 2023. Ghanshyam told police he had paid Rajendra and Chaudhary Rs 40 lakh. They had also got Parth admission to a Canadian university, ostensibly using the forged marksheets.CID (crime) booked Rajendra and Chaudhary under the Indian Penal Code sections dealing with forgery, cheating, criminal conspiracy and abetment. On Dec 15, CID (crime) raided at least 15 visa consultancies in Ahmedabad, Gandhinagar and Vadodara. Seventeen teams that searched these offices found incriminating documents that point to a human smuggling network. On instructions from the Centre to probe human smuggling rackets in Gujarat, ADGP CID (Crime) had in December formed several teams of an SP and four DySPs each. These teams raided various visa consultancies in the three cities and found suspicious transactions.