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Crime
Three Arrested in Jaipur Over Fake Documents for Dadu Dayal Mahasabha Meeting
✍️ Amar Ujala · Jaipur
🗓 23 Oct 2026, 04:32 PM
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Three individuals were taken into custody by Jaipur's Moti Dongri police station on charges of forging documents related to a Dadu Dayal Mahasabha meeting and obtaining a certificate from the registrar's office.
Three people were arrested by the Moti Dongri police station in Jaipur on allegations of creating counterfeit documents for a meeting of the Dadu Dayal Mahasabha and procuring a certificate from the registrar’s office. The arrests were made after the police received a complaint that the documents were fabricated to facilitate the organization’s event.
The Moti Dongri station, which handles cases in the western part of Jaipur, confirmed that the suspects were taken into custody and are being interrogated under the provisions of the Indian Penal Code. No further details about the identities of the accused or the specific nature of the forged documents have been released.
The Dadu Dayal Mahasabha, a community group with a presence in Rajasthan, has not issued a statement regarding the incident. The police are investigating whether the forgery was part of a larger scheme to obtain official approval for the meeting.
Law enforcement officials emphasized that the case is being treated as a criminal matter and that any individuals found guilty of document forgery will face legal consequences.
The Moti Dongri station, which handles cases in the western part of Jaipur, confirmed that the suspects were taken into custody and are being interrogated under the provisions of the Indian Penal Code. No further details about the identities of the accused or the specific nature of the forged documents have been released.
The Dadu Dayal Mahasabha, a community group with a presence in Rajasthan, has not issued a statement regarding the incident. The police are investigating whether the forgery was part of a larger scheme to obtain official approval for the meeting.
Law enforcement officials emphasized that the case is being treated as a criminal matter and that any individuals found guilty of document forgery will face legal consequences.