Four booked for forging documents to avail bail

A complaint was lodged at the police station on behalf of the court of JMIC

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Hoshiarpur, Updated At : 10:36 AM Jun 30, 2025 IST

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The Sadar police have booked four persons on the charge of forging documents for availing bail. A complaint was lodged at the police station on behalf of the court of JMIC Amandeep Singh that Ashish Kumar, a resident of Chaloohpar village, along with Ram Dhani and Indra Singh, residents of Kotli, and Mohit, a resident of Rishi Nagar, gave fake documents for availing bail. After registering a case against the accused, the police initiated probe into the matter.

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