T’puram: State police have registered a case against two people who have produced orders on behalf of President of RAM Nath Kovind aimed at the Kerala Transport Development Finance Corporation (KTDFC) CMD B Ashok, ordered the KTDFC to restore the property document it was guaranteed by it and returned money Rs 1.27 Crore that he has paid to the corporation.
On the basis of complaints from Ashok to DGP Anil Kant, the Museum police registered a complaint under the IPC 465, 468, 471 and 34.
“We have registered the case mentioned in complaints.
Detailed probes will be carried out and further action will follow,” Commissioner said Balram Kumar City Police Upadhyaya.
The IPC 465, 468 and 471 section deals with forgery, making fake records and use it for fraudulent purposes that will invite prison for up to seven years.
In his petition, Ashok has said that two individuals, Saleem M Kabeer, MD of GrandTech builders and developers in the capital, and PPM Ashraf, are responsible for forged documents constituted on behalf of the president, which is obtained in supporting the builder.
In accordance with the complaint, Kabeer, who utilizes a loan of Rs 10 Crore from the KTDFC, produces documents and claims it as a decree issued by the Presidential Secretariat.
The document said that until the direction meets, the KTDFC should not start actions against the company or securities, and if the action is taken, the President will use the doctrine of pleasure to the KTDFC implementing director.
Meanwhile, more production incidents of orders on behalf of the president appeared.
In other cases, Kerala Financial Corporation (KFC) accepts a similar order in the name of CMD Sanjay M Kuperi produced by the Thiruvananthapuram Indigenous population which is a KFC debtor, directs the corporation to ‘override ordinary criminal interest and reduce interest value up to 7% per year and provide term The payment time is expanded 18 years with a consequential reduction in monthly installments’, which action fails to be taken against CMD.
Orders in the same order format are generated before Ashok, with small changes according to certain cases and organizations.
There was a report that a native Kannur also produced a similar order before the Kannur Corporation, when it had served him notice by violating the rules of the building in his construction.
Law experts say this problem must be treated with seriousness and actions to be taken against those who produce the order.
“This is direct counterfeiting, violations that are unfair-shooting and can be recognized ….
it is also one of the most unreasonable and stupid counterfeit that people can think about, to issue orders on behalf of the President …
this is a serious problem And anyone who does this must be handled by severely, “said the former legal secretary of BG Harindranath.