Archive · 25 Jul 2026
Three Convicted for Forging Medical Records in Neemuch
Three men, including a father and son, were convicted and sentenced to seven years in prison for creating and submitting fake medical documents.
They did this to get more time on bail for a drug-related case.
The court found them guilty of cheating, forgery, and working together to commit a crime.
The men included Amarlal Malviya, his son Deepak Malviya, and Rohit Yadav, who helped make the fake documents.
Three men convicted for forging medical records to extend interim bail.
Amarlal Malviya and his son Deepak Malviya, along with Rohit Yadav, were sentenced to seven years of rigorous imprisonment.
The court found them guilty of cheating, forgery, using forged documents, and criminal conspiracy.
The forged documents included medical certificates and photographs showing a leg in plaster.
The High Court ordered an inquiry that revealed the documents were fake.
- Who
- Amarlal Malviya, Deepak Malviya, Rohit Yadav
- What
- Forging medical records to secure an extension of interim bail
- When
- Judgment delivered on Saturday
- Where
- Neemuch, Madhya Pradesh
- Why
- To avoid returning to jail
Prosecution
Defense
Genuineness of Medical Documents
Prosecution
The prosecution argued that the medical documents submitted by Amarlal Malviya were forged and presented evidence to support this claim.
Defense
The defense likely argued that the documents were genuine and that the accusations were unfounded.
- Defendants
- Amarlal Malviya, Deepak Malviya, Rohit Yadav
- Sentence
- 7 years rigorous imprisonment
- Location
- Neemuch, Madhya Pradesh
- Charges
- Cheating, forgery, using forged documents, criminal conspiracy
- Fine
- Imposed under various sections of the Indian Penal Code