New Delhi: Dream of a rich father to give education to his children in prestigious schools has landed in trouble with criminal cases submitted against him for allegedly creating false identity by showing himself from poor families to make his son recognize the leading school here below The quota (EWS) is more economically weaker.
The Delhi High Court provides anticipatory guarantee to the man in the case of alleged fraud, forgery, and criminal conspiracy under the IPC.
A fired filed on a complaint on the name of a private school that alleged that the man illegally changed his son’s name and also changed his father’s name and housing address, showing himself from poor families, and made the child enter the nursery class under the EWS quota in 2019.
In addition, the child was also treated in another well-known private school here.
The police, in his status report, said that on the various opportunities the child objected to being handled by another name and insisted everyone to call him with his real name and also reveal the names of his parents.
During the investigation, it was revealed that someone used regularly picked up the child from the school by bicycle and took him to the distance where the minor high-end car was parked and then he fell inside his house to his true house.
In the luxurious Delhi area.
The police argue that because of the false recognition of the Petitioner’s son, a student category of EWS which is actually deprived of getting a ticket to prestigious school here, which is the choice of institutions for bureaucrats to make their children admit.
Justice Anu Malhotra said aspects were there violations that could be punished or not below 120b (criminal conspiracy) from the Criminal Code, by the Petitioner’s father completely a court problem.
The court said no one showed that the man would escape justice in the capacity to influence the witness prosecution.
It was said that in terms of arrest, the man would be released with a guarantee of the personal bond furniture of RS One Lakh and pointed him not to leave the country and appear before a square court and when needed.
The High Court also directed the man to always save his cellphone and dropped a PIN on a Google map to ensure that the location was available for investigative officers.