Delhi High Court Orders Probe into Forged Petition
The Delhi High Court has directed the Deputy Commissioner of Police (Central District) to investigate a case of forgery.
A writ petition in a demolition matter was filed using the name of an NGO without authorization from its president in the case Delhi Ki Galiyan Vs Deputy Commissioner.
Justice Mini Pushkarna passed the order on October 13 while hearing a petition purportedly filed by Delhi Ki Galiyan NGO seeking the demolition of an alleged illegal structure in South Delhi's Okhla.
Akbar Ali, who appeared in person and identified himself as the president of Delhi Ki Galiyan NGO, told the court that he had never authorized anyone to file the petition.
The court's decision aims to investigate the forgery and determine the circumstances surrounding the filing of the petition.
Author's summary: Court orders probe into forged petition filed in NGO's name.
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