A weird attempt to collect a central authority file in the case of a dog has led to police action in Nawada, Bihar. It spark renewed debate over the authenticity of official paperwork in the country. Government in Nawada alerted after a online application for a residential certificate submitted at the Sirdala RTPS office featuring the name “Dogesh Babu” and a picture of a dog. The applicant’s info indexed the daddy as “Dogesh’s Papa” and the mother as “Dogesh’s Mami”.
Certificate issue on name of Dogesh Babu
Concerned by the control of the executive process, District Magistrate (DM) Ravi Prakash ordered immediate investigation. It declares, “Such tampering with administrative methods isn’t suitable under any events. Action will taken against the culprits.”
In a social media post, the DM later wrote, “Copycats… Or rather copycats, caught trying to follow for a residence certificate from Sirdala, Rajauli. FIR registered for cheap and cost effective humour-satire.”
FIR registered for misusing government systems
The Sirdala Zone Officer, Abhinav Raj, finally registered a First Information Report (FIR) consists numerous legal provisions, such as Section 319(2) for fraud, Sections 340(1) and 340(2) concerning fraudulent use of information, as well as laws addressing misuse of government systems. Case involved with impersonation and fraud committed the use of digital assets.
Today’s stunt echoes a incident in Patna earlier in the week, while a residential certificate not only applied but issued to a dogs, an incident that spread throughout Bihar’s social media customers. A Golden Retriever named Dogesh Babu managed to secure a official residence certificate all through the country’s voter verification process.
The file, complete with absurd parental details and a virtual signature from sales officer Murari Chauhan cancelled as officers blamed “mischievous factors”.
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