Forgery Unveiled In Robbery Case In Hardoi, Uttar Pradesh

A robbery case registered in 2016 in Hardoi, Uttar Pradesh, has taken a twist after discovering that the lawyer representing the robbers was fake. The case involved Robin Das and Arjun Das, residents of Orissa, who were accused of robbery in the Hardoi district. 

However, when the court issued a warrant for their non-appearance, it was revealed that the landlords taking bail were fake, and the lawyer representing them was also affected.

Details of the Case

According to the CO City Vinod Kumar Dwivedi, the incident occurred on March 11, 2016, when Robin Das and Arjun Das were named in a robbery incident. The lawyer representing the case was named Ashok Kumar Dixit, a resident of Japra Thana Tadiawan. 

Meanwhile, Babu, a resident of Nevada Lonar, and Ashok were made landlords of Robin Das. Subedar, a Nanakganj Grunt Kotwali Dehat, and Shriram, an Ishwari Purva Majra Nanakganj Grunt resident, were made landlords of Arjun Das.

Fake Landlords and Lawyers

Upon continuous non-appearance, the court took action under NBW and Section 82/83. However, the landlords appointed in the case were kept secret. The Pradhan of Nanakganj Grunt also confirmed that no one named Subedar and Shriram had died on January 17, 2020. Furthermore, the bail of Ashok and Babu turned out to be fake. 

When authorities gathered information about a lawyer named Ashok Kumar Dixit, they found that the advocate by that name was not registered with the Bar Association.

Conclusion

The robbery case in the Hardoi district has revealed a shocking case of forgery, with fake landlords and a fake lawyer representing the accused. As the investigation continues, it is hoped that those responsible for this forgery will be brought to justice. Meanwhile, this case warns people to be careful when engaging lawyers and landlords, especially regarding legal matters.

In recent years, multiple cases of fraud in the legal profession, with fake lawyers and landlords duping unsuspecting clients. Ensuring that lawyers and landlords are legitimate and registered is essential, and people should do their due diligence before engaging them. Furthermore, the legal profession should take strict measures to prevent such fraudulent practices, and authorities should investigate such cases thoroughly to bring the culprits to justice.

There are strict laws against forgery in India, and those found guilty can face severe penalties, including imprisonment. Following the law and engaging only legitimate and registered professionals is crucial to avoid any legal problems. By doing so, people can ensure that their legal matters are handled correctly and without fraud.