In Tawang, a 32-year-old man named Sangey Choyu was arrested for impersonating an Indian Army soldier, using the false identity of Naik Lobsang Wangdi Kee to deceive two women into marriage. His fraudulent actions came to light when one wife filed a complaint, leading to a police investigation that confirmed the non-existence of the claimed soldier. Choyu, who had previously worked as an Army porter, exploited this connection to fabricate identity documents and uniforms, while also accumulating significant debts. This incident underscores the critical need for public vigilance regarding online interactions and identity verification, particularly against the backdrop of increasing impersonation cases that can undermine trust in genuine military personnel.