Agra: For 31 years, he enjoyed the perks that come with being a UP government employee. But all along, Sudhir Kumar, 62, a resident of Alawalpur in Muzaffarnagar, had been working as a driver with UP State Road Transport Corporation on fake papers. In fact, he retired two years ago from the Khatauli Roadways bus depot.But its not been a happy ending for Kumar. Taking note of a complaint that he used fake educational certificates to secure the job, a local court in Muzaffarnagar has now ordered police to register a case in the matter.According to police, complainant Deepak Tandon, who is known to the accused, alleged that Kumars date of birth on his certificates from class 1 to 10 is August 15, 1965. We also published the following articles recentlyMan works for 31yrs on fake papers, booked 2yrs after retirementA court in Muzaffarnagar has ordered police to register a case against Sudhir Kumar, who worked as a driver for the UP State Road Transport Corporation for 31 years using fake educational certificates. The complainant alleges that Kumar falsified his date of birth on his certificates to meet the age requirement for the job. Kumar has been booked under various sections of the Indian Penal Code, including cheating and forgery. No arrests have been made yet, and the police are investigating the case further.Azam Khan, wife & son get 7 years in jail in fake birth certificate caseSenior Samajwadi Party leader Azam Khan, his wife Tazeen Fatima, and son Abdullah Azam have been convicted and sentenced to a 7-year jail term in a 2019 fake birth certificate case. They were also fined Rs 50,000. The case involved Khan and his wife helping their son obtain two fake birth certificates. Abdullahs membership was previously revoked for forging his age in the 2017 state polls. The judge stated that Khan, as a state minister, had a responsibility to not engage in fraudulent activity.Azam Khan, his wife and son given 7-year jail term in 2019 fake birth certificate caseSamajwadi Party leader Azam Khan, his wife Tazeen Fatima, and their son Abdullah Azam have been found guilty in a 2019 case involving forged birth certificates. They have been sentenced to seven years in prison. The court imposed the maximum sentence and the three individuals have been taken into judicial custody. The allegations stated that Azam Khan and his wife helped their son obtain two fraudulent birth certificates. One certificate indicated a birth date in Rampur and the other in Lucknow.

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