Archive · 25 Jul 2025
Woman in Thane Booked for Forging Birth Certificates
A woman in Thane is in trouble for making fake birth certificates.
She runs a typing shop and would create the certificates without checking any real documents.
A police officer used a fake customer to see if she was doing it, and she was.
For ₹1,000, she gave the fake certificate with made-up government details.
Now, the police are investigating and asking questions to find out what happened.
A woman in Thane was booked for allegedly forging birth certificates.
The accused, Chaitali Rajesh Kule, runs a typing shop and charged ₹1,000 per certificate.
Police used a dummy customer to confirm Kule's actions.
The forged certificate included false details like a Maharashtra government registration number.
An FIR has been filed, and the police are investigating the case.
- Who
- Chaitali Rajesh Kule, the owner of Paras graphics and computer typing shop, and the Thane Nagar Police.
- What
- A woman was booked for forging birth certificates.
- When
- Investigation is ongoing after a tip-off on July 24.
- Where
- Thane, near Court Naka.
- Why
- Kule was allegedly issuing forged birth certificates without proper verification for a fee.
Accused's Actions
Authorities' Response
Certificate Issuance
Accused's Actions
The woman allegedly issued fake birth certificates without verifying any documents.
Authorities' Response
N/A
- Accused
- Chaitali Rajesh Kule
- Shop Name
- Paras graphics and computer typing shop
- Location
- Thane, near Court Naka
- Charge
- Forging birth certificates
- Fee
- ₹1,000 per certificate
- Action
- FIR registered; investigation underway