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Cops bust fake documentation racket, 6 held
The New Indian Express Hyderabad
|May 17, 2025
RACHAKONDA police have arrested six persons for allegedly selling forged sale deeds, birth and caste certificates using outdated non-judicial stamp papers, counterfeit rubber stamps, and forged signatures.
According to Rachakonda CP G Sudheer Babu, the fake documents were being sold to land grabbers and fraudsters for substantial profits, resulting in serious civil disputes and legal complications for genuine individuals.
The arrested persons have been identified as Thota Venkata Bhanu Prakash, his wife Thota Sagarika, document writer Syed Feroz Ali (City Civil Court), Addaguduru Chandrashekar and his son Addaguduru Anil (a document vendor) and Md Jaleel. Seven other suspects from across the state are on the run.
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