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Suspected fake bail orders on Rajasthan high court website trigger inquiry

Hindustan Times - Latest

11/4/2026, 5:18:33 AM

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Discrepancies in the registration numbers and other order details have raised suspicions about their authenticity, a senior court official confirmed.

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Suspected fake bail orders on Rajasthan high court website trigger inquiry.
Discrepancies in the registration numbers and other order details have raised suspicions about their authenticity, a senior court official confirmed.
Discrepancies in the registration numbers and other order details have raised suspicions about their authenticity, a senior court official confirmed.

Discrepancies in the registration numbers and other order details have raised suspicions about their authenticity, a senior court official confirmed.

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