Prayagraj : Additional Chief Judicial Magistrate (ACJM) on Saturday rejected an application seeking registration of a criminal case against the Deputy Chief Minister of UP Keshav Prasad Maurya For alleged use of fake educational degrees to contest five elections at different places and get one petrol pump.
Dismissing an application filed by a social worker under section 156(3) of the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC) Diwakar Tripathi, ACJM (Prayagraj) Namrata Singh said that Prima facie It appears that no cognizable offense has been committed. Therefore, the application is rejected as it is found to be baseless and baseless.
District Government Advocate (criminal), Gulab Chandra Agrahari informed TOI that the Additional Chief Judicial Magistrate (ACJM) court had on August 11, 2021 directed the police to conduct a preliminary inquiry into the alleged fake degree of the deputy CM.
ACJM had directed the station in-charge in the order of August 11. Cantonment, Prayagraj To submit reports on certain points. First, the degree of authenticity such as Uttar Madhyama second year issued by Hindi Sahitya SammelanFrom Prayagraj to Deputy CM. Second in relation to the allegation of use of fake certificates by Maurya in the election affidavit. In addition, there should be an inquiry regarding the use of forged certificates of high school by the deputy CM for obtaining petrol pumps, the order had added.
Thereafter, the police had registered their report after conducting an inquiry which stated that no alleged crime had taken place under the jurisdiction of Cantt police station in Prayagraj. Therefore, on the application of Tripathi, no FIR was registered by the Cantt Police.
Further, as per the report filed by the police, the alleged fake degree was not obtained by the applicant from any authentic source but only xerox copies of the documents have been filed, which were not credible evidence.
Further, no complaint was filed by the applicant against Maurya election Commission.
Dismissing an application filed by a social worker under section 156(3) of the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC) Diwakar Tripathi, ACJM (Prayagraj) Namrata Singh said that Prima facie It appears that no cognizable offense has been committed. Therefore, the application is rejected as it is found to be baseless and baseless.
District Government Advocate (criminal), Gulab Chandra Agrahari informed TOI that the Additional Chief Judicial Magistrate (ACJM) court had on August 11, 2021 directed the police to conduct a preliminary inquiry into the alleged fake degree of the deputy CM.
ACJM had directed the station in-charge in the order of August 11. Cantonment, Prayagraj To submit reports on certain points. First, the degree of authenticity such as Uttar Madhyama second year issued by Hindi Sahitya SammelanFrom Prayagraj to Deputy CM. Second in relation to the allegation of use of fake certificates by Maurya in the election affidavit. In addition, there should be an inquiry regarding the use of forged certificates of high school by the deputy CM for obtaining petrol pumps, the order had added.
Thereafter, the police had registered their report after conducting an inquiry which stated that no alleged crime had taken place under the jurisdiction of Cantt police station in Prayagraj. Therefore, on the application of Tripathi, no FIR was registered by the Cantt Police.
Further, as per the report filed by the police, the alleged fake degree was not obtained by the applicant from any authentic source but only xerox copies of the documents have been filed, which were not credible evidence.
Further, no complaint was filed by the applicant against Maurya election Commission.
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