A case has come to light from Wadala in Mumbai, where a person was roaming as a fake MLA by putting a party of the assembly member and the Maharashtra government on his private vehicles. The accused was taking advantage of toll discounts and many government facilities on the basis of these fake identity.

After the complaint, the Vadala TT police has registered an FIR against a person named Manav Vyankatesh Munnaswamy and started investigation.

Private car was made ‘government vehicle’
According to the Mumbai Police, the complaint was reported by retired best employee and social activist Baburao Gangaram Sulam. He has claimed that the accused had put a green goal ‘Member of Assembly’ logo on his two vehicles, in which the Ashoka Pillar of the Government of India was also made. At the same time, he had also put the special party of ‘Maharashtra government’ on vehicles, which is only for government vehicles.

Accused of misuse of government symbols
The complainant further claimed in his complaint that the accused is neither a public representative nor a government post. Despite this, he was misleading the public and officials by creating a fake identity. It is a violation of a straightforward law and misuse of government symbols.

The Wadala TT police has registered an FIR against the human viewesh Munnaswamy. The police is now investigating the role of the accused and its motive.

Maharashtra Congress exposed another case
The Ministry has been accused by posting a post from the X account of Maharashtra Congress. On the basis of fake identity cards, it has been claimed to enter the ministry and pay a bribe of Rs 9.75 lakh. It has been written by the Congress, “This incident was not possible without the blessings of the ruling, that is, the Fadnavis government is giving protection to corruption.”

The Congress has claimed that a common man has to wait for hours to get admission in the ministry, but the brokers get direct and unworthy. The ministry has collapsed in the quagmire of corruption under the rule of Mahayuti Sarkar.