Archive · 28 Jul 2026
Class VIII Youth Held for Posing as Lawyer in Indore
A young man named Dharmendra Rathore, who only studied up to Class VIII, was caught pretending to be a lawyer in the Indore District Court.
He was wearing a lawyer's uniform and even posted pictures of himself on social media dressed as an advocate.
The Bar Association, which looks after the lawyers, got suspicious and found out he was not a real lawyer.
They handed him over to the police.
The police are now investigating if he tricked anyone by pretending to be a lawyer.
A youth named Dharmendra Rathore, who studied only up to Class VIII, was caught posing as a lawyer in Indore District Court.
He was dressed in an advocate's uniform and was seen entering courtrooms.
The Bar Association questioned him and found he was not enrolled as an advocate.
Rathore claimed to be working as a junior to a government advocate at the High Court.
The Bar Association handed him over to the MG Road police for further investigation.
- Who
- Dharmendra Rathore, a Class VIII pass youth
- What
- Posing as a lawyer in Indore District Court
- When
- The exact date is not specified in the article
- Where
- Indore District Court, Madhya Pradesh
- Why
- To impersonate a lawyer and possibly misrepresent himself to litigants
Bar Association
Dharmendra Rathore
Impersonation
Bar Association
The Bar Association believes Rathore was impersonating a lawyer and took action to stop him.
Dharmendra Rathore
Rathore claimed to be working as a junior to a government advocate at the High Court.
- Name
- Dharmendra Rathore
- Education
- Class VIII
- Location
- Indore District Court, Madhya Pradesh
- Bar Association President
- Advocate Rakesh Pal
- Bar Association Secretary
- Dharmendra Gurjar
- Police Station
- MG Road police