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Abdul Karim Telgi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (189 words) |
 | Abdul Karim Telgi is an alleged forger from India. |
 | Born to an employee of Indian Railways in 1961, he had to sell fruit after the death of his father to earn a living. |
 | In 1994, Telgi acquired a stamp paper licence from the Government of India. |
| Abdul Karim Telgi confesses (161 words) |
 | The kingpin in the fake stamp paper scam Abdul Karim Telgi on Monday confessed before a chief judicial magistrate about his alleged role in a case where he is charged with selling fake stamp papers. |
 | Telgi appeared before CJM D W Modak 48 hours after he was asked to apply his mind and reflect on his decision to confess in the 1995 case. |
 | Although his confession was behind closed doors, it assumes significance in the wake of Telgi telling the judge earlier that he wished to confess to expose powerful politicians, bureaucrats and businessmen and others involved in the scam. |