<p>Senior Congress leader and Member of Parliament Karan Singh approached Delhi Police after he found that his signature was forged to gain undue favours from an US-based organisation.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The Rajya Sabha member complained that a person forged his signature in a letter regarding the functioning of the Indian National Overseas Congress in New York.<br /><br />“This letter has been sent through an e-mail komalbhatnagar6@gmail.com. This ID may kindly be investigated because it does not exist with us. This is a very serious matter of cyber crime,” Singh said in his complaint.<br /><br />A case has been registered at the Tughlak Road police station under relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code and Information Technology Act.<br /><br />In June, two youths were arrested in south Delhi’s Sangam Vihar area for forging Singh’s signature and letterhead to get waitlisted tickets of Indian Railways confirmed.<br /><br />Among the arrested was Devender Kumar, the mastermind of the gang who was running the racket for seven to eight months.<br /><br />Several counterfeit letterheads and seals of various MPs were recovered. Action was taken after Singh wrote a letter to then Delhi Police commissioner B K Gupta on June 8 to complain about two letters, addressed to Union railway minister Mukul Roy and purportedly signed by him.</p>
<p>Senior Congress leader and Member of Parliament Karan Singh approached Delhi Police after he found that his signature was forged to gain undue favours from an US-based organisation.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The Rajya Sabha member complained that a person forged his signature in a letter regarding the functioning of the Indian National Overseas Congress in New York.<br /><br />“This letter has been sent through an e-mail komalbhatnagar6@gmail.com. This ID may kindly be investigated because it does not exist with us. This is a very serious matter of cyber crime,” Singh said in his complaint.<br /><br />A case has been registered at the Tughlak Road police station under relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code and Information Technology Act.<br /><br />In June, two youths were arrested in south Delhi’s Sangam Vihar area for forging Singh’s signature and letterhead to get waitlisted tickets of Indian Railways confirmed.<br /><br />Among the arrested was Devender Kumar, the mastermind of the gang who was running the racket for seven to eight months.<br /><br />Several counterfeit letterheads and seals of various MPs were recovered. Action was taken after Singh wrote a letter to then Delhi Police commissioner B K Gupta on June 8 to complain about two letters, addressed to Union railway minister Mukul Roy and purportedly signed by him.</p>
