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Karnataka HC sentences man to three months’ imprisonment for forging court order

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The High Court of Karnataka has sentenced a man to three months’ simple imprisonment for criminal contempt after he was found guilty of forging a 2017 court order by changing the date and adding the names of some individuals as petitioners who had not…

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