Indore/Rampur: The ongoing fake judicial order case involving IAS officer Santosh Verma, who also serves as the state president of Anusuchit Jati & Janjati Adhikari Karmachari Sangh (AJJAKS), has witnessed a significant development. The Madhya Pradesh High Court has transferred Sessions Judge Prakash Kasera from Indore District Court to Rampur Sessions Court following his role in granting anticipatory bail to accused individuals in the matter.
Background of the Case
The case traces back to 2021 when MG Road Police Station in Indore registered Crime No. 155/2021 against IAS officer Santosh Verma. He is accused of preparing and using fake judicial orders, raising serious concerns over manipulation of court documents.
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Accused in the Case
Formerly posted Indore judge Virendra Singh Rawat and his court typist Neetu Singh have been named as accused in the case. Sessions Judge Prakash Kasera had earlier granted anticipatory bail to judge Rawat, while Neetu Singh was granted bail on December 19, 2025, during her remand period following her arrest.
Transfer of Sessions Judge
The Registrar General of the Madhya Pradesh High Court issued the transfer order for Sessions Judge Prakash Kasera a day before the announcement. The transfer has drawn attention and raised questions about the timing and implications amid ongoing judicial proceedings.
Significance of the Development
The transfer adds a new dimension to the case, reflecting the sensitive nature of the matter. Legal experts suggest that it could influence the pace of judicial proceedings and underscores the scrutiny surrounding allegations of fake judicial orders in Madhya Pradesh.
Ongoing Investigation
Investigations into the preparation and use of fake judicial orders continue. Authorities are examining the roles of all accused, including the IAS officer and other judicial staff, while monitoring legal proceedings closely.
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