Archive · 4 Sep 2025
Delhi HC Denies Bail in Fraud Case Involving Impersonation
Imagine a man pretending to be a famous politician's relative to trick a businessman.
He promised the businessman a big government contract worth a lot of money.
The businessman paid him a lot of money to get the contract.
The man was arrested, but the court said he can't leave jail yet.
They think he might have done other bad things too.
The court denied the bail because the accusations are serious, and the man pretended to be someone important to trick someone.
Ajay Kumar Nayyar was denied bail by the Delhi High Court.
He is accused of defrauding a businessman of Rs 3.9 crore.
Nayyar impersonated as Amit Shah's nephew.
He promised the businessman a government contract.
The contract was for supplying leather for the renovation of the President's estate.
- Who
- Ajay Kumar Nayyar
- What
- The Delhi High Court denied bail to Nayyar, accused of fraud.
- When
- Recently, in a September 1 order.
- Where
- Delhi High Court
- Why
- Due to the nature and expanse of the allegations, including potential for additional serious charges.
- Accused
- Ajay Kumar Nayyar
- Allegation
- Cheating a businessman of Rs 3.9 crore
- Impersonation
- Amit Shah's nephew
- Bail Decision
- Denied
- Tender Promise
- Rs 90 crore government contract
- Purpose of Contract
- Supply of leather for the President's estate renovation
