CBI Registers Case Against Man For Impersonating PM Modi’s Principal Secretary
CBI registered instances of felony conspiracy, dishonest and dishonest via impersonation
New Delhi:
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Monday registered a case towards an unknown individual for impersonating High Minister Narendra Modi’s Principal Secretary PK Mishra.
The case has been registered at the foundation of a grievance gained from PK Issar, Assistant Director within the High Minister’s Workplace (PMO).
Mr Issar in his grievance discussed that an reputable named Aman Sharma, running as an Administrator on the Mahe Area in Pondicherry, gained a decision from an individual pretending to be PK Mishra.
“Mr Sharma gained a decision from an unknown individual, who recognized himself as PK Mishra, Principal Secretary to High Minister requesting some favour. He mentioned that his daughter is finding out in JIPMER, Pondicherry,” the PMO reputable mentioned in his grievance.
“It is a transparent case of fraud and impersonation of PMO reputable and thus CBI is asked to hotel a grievance for taking additional vital felony motion,” he mentioned in his grievance in November closing 12 months.
The CBI registered the case on February 6, 2020, for felony conspiracy, dishonest and dishonest via impersonation.
