Bengaluru: Special Investigation Team captured five people, including a woman’s stenographer, and recovered fake stamp paper which was worth more than Rs 63 lakh from them.
The defendant was previously booked in four cases with similar charges in 2013, 2020 and 2021, while Kingpin, known as Chota TELGI, landed in police custody last year.
The suspects are Hussain Modi aka Babu aka Chota Telg from ViveKnagar; S Harish, from Basaveshwaragar; Seema Shahan Sharif Alias Shavar Stenographer from Bapujinagar; Nayaz Ahmed, from Shamma Park; Shabbir Ahmed from Vijayanagar.
Police Commissioner Kamal Pant said they were held in connection with the case at the Ulsoor Gate Police Station in January.
The police said the 2013 hearing case was in the final stage while Chargesheet was filed in the case of 2020.
This paper cheatedly used to show legal transactions that occurred up to 20 years ago or more, when stamp paper is being used.
Police recover from duplicate charges of sub-registration office seals in the city and places such as Mysuru, Kolar and Bidadi.
Case 2021 on January 4, Krishna Nayak, Sub-Registrar at the Gandhinagar Office, KG Road, filed a complaint against unidentified criminals to falsify stamps.
The High Court, based on pills, directed the police to form a seat and investigated this problem.
The team was based on June.
“Acting as a bait, our people bought fake stamp paper from the suspects.
Then, get a search warrant from the court, sitting in suspect houses and other places on November 12 and seize materials used to produce fake stamp paper , “Pant said.
Who came out of school after grade 8 failure, Babu began to income outside Kandaya Bhavan in 1990.
Then, he became a vendor until the stamp paper was blocked after the SCAM telgi in 2002.
Knowed each other from 2005.
Harish worked as a typist outside the Civil Court City complex.
Seema is a deception that was filled outside Kandaya Bhavan and was a close colleague of Babu.
Nayaz and Shabbir are friends.
B’luru: 5 held with a fake stamp paper worth RS 63L
