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Man and Son Arrested for Posting Fake Bail Orders on Rajasthan High Court Website
✍️ Hindustan Times
🗓 11 Nov 2026, 08:01 PM
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Police in Rajasthan detained a man and his son after they uploaded fabricated bail orders on the Rajasthan High Court’s official website.
Police in Rajasthan have taken into custody a man and his son for allegedly uploading counterfeit bail orders on the official website of the Rajasthan High Court. The duo is accused of creating and posting documents that mimicked genuine court orders, potentially misleading the public and litigants.
The fabricated bail orders were discovered during a routine verification by the court's IT cell, which flagged irregularities in the uploaded files. Investigators noted that the documents bore the court's seal and format, raising concerns about misuse of official symbols.
According to a statement from the Rajasthan police, the suspects are being interrogated and could face charges under sections related to forgery, fraud and misuse of official emblems. The case underscores the growing need for robust cybersecurity measures on judicial portals.
The High Court has issued an advisory urging lawyers and the public to verify the authenticity of any orders directly from the court’s official channels before acting upon them.
The fabricated bail orders were discovered during a routine verification by the court's IT cell, which flagged irregularities in the uploaded files. Investigators noted that the documents bore the court's seal and format, raising concerns about misuse of official symbols.
According to a statement from the Rajasthan police, the suspects are being interrogated and could face charges under sections related to forgery, fraud and misuse of official emblems. The case underscores the growing need for robust cybersecurity measures on judicial portals.
The High Court has issued an advisory urging lawyers and the public to verify the authenticity of any orders directly from the court’s official channels before acting upon them.