forged death certificates

Rohaniya police have arrested a woman accused of conspiring to seize property worth crores by falsely claiming to be the widow of an unmarried man. The accused allegedly used forged documents, including a fake death certificate and altered Aadhaar card, to establish herself as the legal heir. Her accomplices are currently being sought by authorities.

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The suspect, Mudassar Ali Siddiqui, is accused of allegedly removing a kidney from an MBA student and facilitating a transplant on a woman.

The crime branch police here have swung into action to investigate the case into the forged death certificates, which were issued by unidentified miscreants in the names of state minister for cooperation Sellur K Raju and Madurai South MLA, R Annadurai.

In a unique case of cheating registered at Karanj police station on Friday, an insurance agent of LIC, Parag Parekh and his wife Manisha Parekh, both residents of Maininagar East, were arrested for allegedly forging death certificates of each other and obtaining the insurance settlement claims of Rs 15 lakh and Rs 25 lakh.

NEW DELHI: A woman, whose son is facing charges of cheating, claimed he had died in Gujarat and even filed a forged death certificate in a bid to help him evade proceedings.

Cops arrested three women for allegedly forging a death certificate and other documents to grab a house plot at Uppal on Friday. The accused were identified as Pasala Jyothi (33), Kum Pasala Vennela (19) and Balla Jyothi (27)

Chhattisgarh High Court overturned a three-year blacklisting of Jal Jeevan Mission contractors. The court ruled that such a severe penalty, akin to 'civil death,' requires a clear finding of deliberate document forgery, not just a defective certificate. While contract termination was upheld, the blacklisting was deemed disproportionate without proof of intentional wrongdoing, emphasizing fairness in public procurement.

Three employees of the Mira-Bhayander Municipal Corporation (MBMC) have been arrested by the Bhayander police for issuing bogus death certificates in the name of a Panchgani-based British woman who died in the 1950s. Three more staffers are facing arrest in the case.