AllNews'Fake Letterhead' - 6 News Result(s)Delhi Man Fakes President's Letterhead, Promotes University; Cops Step InDelhi News | Asian News International | Thursday May 12, 2022 The Delhi Police, on May 2 had registered a case of forgery against one person accused of allegedly using the letterhead of the President of India for advertising a university's inaugural in Delhi. www.ndtv.comCourt Stays 'Congress Toolkit' Probe Against Raman Singh, Says Case Lodged With Political MotivesIndia News | Reported by Anurag Dwary, Edited by Saikat Kumar Bose | Monday June 14, 2021 The High Court of Chhattisgarh has stayed the investigation into the FIR registered against BJP vice-president and former chief minister Raman Singh on a complaint that he circulated an alleged toolkit using a fake letterhead of the Congress. www.ndtv.comDelhi Court Grants Bail To Doctor Accused Of Issuing Fake COVID-19 ReportsDelhi News | ANI | Wednesday November 25, 2020 A Delhi court on Wednesday granted bail to a doctor Khush Bihari Parashar, who was arrested on September 3 on the allegation of being involved in issuance of fake COVID-19 test reports on the letterheads of some reputed labs. www.ndtv.comJob Appointment Letter Issued On Letterhead Of RBI Is Fake: Government's Fact CheckJobs | Edited by Maitree Baral | Thursday August 20, 2020 A fake job appointment letter has been issued on the letterhead of RBI by a private agency, government's fact check team, PIB Fact Check, has confirmed. www.ndtv.comRelief for film producer Sanjay Gupta in fake letterhead caseEntertainment | Sumita Chatterjee | Wednesday March 7, 2012 Bollywood producer Sanjay Gupta has been granted anticipatory bail against a bond of Rs 10,000 by the Bombay High Court today. www.ndtv.com/entertainmentBollywood producer in trouble for faking police letterheadEntertainment | Sarika | Thursday March 1, 2012 The Mumbai police has registered a case against producer Sanjay Gupta. www.ndtv.com/entertainment'Fake Letterhead' - 6 News Result(s)Delhi Man Fakes President's Letterhead, Promotes University; Cops Step InDelhi News | Asian News International | Thursday May 12, 2022 The Delhi Police, on May 2 had registered a case of forgery against one person accused of allegedly using the letterhead of the President of India for advertising a university's inaugural in Delhi. www.ndtv.comCourt Stays 'Congress Toolkit' Probe Against Raman Singh, Says Case Lodged With Political MotivesIndia News | Reported by Anurag Dwary, Edited by Saikat Kumar Bose | Monday June 14, 2021 The High Court of Chhattisgarh has stayed the investigation into the FIR registered against BJP vice-president and former chief minister Raman Singh on a complaint that he circulated an alleged toolkit using a fake letterhead of the Congress. www.ndtv.comDelhi Court Grants Bail To Doctor Accused Of Issuing Fake COVID-19 ReportsDelhi News | ANI | Wednesday November 25, 2020 A Delhi court on Wednesday granted bail to a doctor Khush Bihari Parashar, who was arrested on September 3 on the allegation of being involved in issuance of fake COVID-19 test reports on the letterheads of some reputed labs. www.ndtv.comJob Appointment Letter Issued On Letterhead Of RBI Is Fake: Government's Fact CheckJobs | Edited by Maitree Baral | Thursday August 20, 2020 A fake job appointment letter has been issued on the letterhead of RBI by a private agency, government's fact check team, PIB Fact Check, has confirmed. www.ndtv.comRelief for film producer Sanjay Gupta in fake letterhead caseEntertainment | Sumita Chatterjee | Wednesday March 7, 2012 Bollywood producer Sanjay Gupta has been granted anticipatory bail against a bond of Rs 10,000 by the Bombay High Court today. www.ndtv.com/entertainmentBollywood producer in trouble for faking police letterheadEntertainment | Sarika | Thursday March 1, 2012 The Mumbai police has registered a case against producer Sanjay Gupta. www.ndtv.com/entertainmentYour search did not match any documentsA few suggestionsMake sure all words are spelled correctlyTry different keywordsTry more general keywordsCheck the NDTV Archives:https://archives.ndtv.com
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