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Crime
Mikhail Bora alleges mother Indrani forged his 12th‑grade certificate in Sheena Bora murder trial
✍️ Amar Ujala · Maharashtra
🗓 09 Sep 2026, 03:47 PM
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During the Sheena Bora murder proceedings, Mikhail Bora told the court that his mother, Indrani, had falsified his Class 12 certificate.
Mikhail Bora, the son of Indrani Mukerjea, appeared before the Mumbai Sessions Court on Tuesday as part of the ongoing Sheena Bora murder trial. In his testimony, he asserted that his mother had forged his Class 12 (higher secondary) certificate, presenting a falsified document as genuine.
The claim was recorded by the presiding judge and added a new dimension to the high‑profile case, which revolves around the 2015 killing of Sheena Bora, the step‑daughter of Indrani. While the murder investigation remains the core focus, the allegation of document fraud highlights internal family disputes that have surfaced during the proceedings.
Legal experts noted that any evidence of forgery could influence the credibility of witnesses and may lead to additional charges. However, the court has not yet ruled on the veracity of Mikhail's allegation, and further verification of the certificate will be undertaken.
The case continues to attract nationwide media attention, with the court hearing scheduled for later this week to examine the new evidence and its impact on the broader murder trial.
The claim was recorded by the presiding judge and added a new dimension to the high‑profile case, which revolves around the 2015 killing of Sheena Bora, the step‑daughter of Indrani. While the murder investigation remains the core focus, the allegation of document fraud highlights internal family disputes that have surfaced during the proceedings.
Legal experts noted that any evidence of forgery could influence the credibility of witnesses and may lead to additional charges. However, the court has not yet ruled on the veracity of Mikhail's allegation, and further verification of the certificate will be undertaken.
The case continues to attract nationwide media attention, with the court hearing scheduled for later this week to examine the new evidence and its impact on the broader murder trial.