IndiaIn Jammu and Kashmir, the Crime Branch's Economics Offences Wing has charged five individuals with forging official documents related to teacher appointments and transfers in the Education Department. The accused, Nisar Ahmad Bhat, Shakir Gull, Sheikh Ruhail Ahmad, Mohammad Ayaz Rather, and Tanveer Ahmad Rather, are alleged to have created fake appointment, transfer, and relieving orders using forged signatures, order numbers, and dispatch/endorsement numbers. These fraudulent documents led to three individuals being wrongly transferred to teaching positions in specific zones. Investigations confirmed that the order book for the Directorate was closed by December 31, 2019, making the fabricated numbers invalid. Bhat and Gull are accused of facilitating the forgery, including arranging the production of false documents. The chargesheet has been submitted to the Court of Chief Judicial Magistrate, Budgam, for further legal proceedings.
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