Rajasthan man arrested for impersonating RSS member and forging Sangh documents

A man posing as a senior Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) leader and thinker has been arrested in Jaipur after he sent a fake letter to Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma seeking his appointment as the chairman of the Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC). ).

The accused, identified as Kushal Chaudhary, claimed to be a national Hindu propagandist and ideologue outside the country and allegedly used a fake RSS letterhead to create a false impression of his influence.

Chaudhary was arrested as the Chief Minister’s Office (CMO) filed a formal complaint with the local police after receiving a query from him. He is accused of forgery and fraud.

Chaudhary even sent a copy of the same request to the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO).

After his arrest, the police also seized a stash of forged and forged documents related to the RSS from him.

“Kushal Chaudhary had earlier described himself as an RSS ideologue on social media. Objecting to this, a man named Vijay Singh filed a complaint with the police, who then arrested the accused and questioned him. He forged various types of documents related to the RSS and also prepared a fake letter he sent to the CMO and even a copy to the PMO,” said Amit Kumar.

Apart from sending a letter to the Rajasthan Marketing Director, Kushal Chaudhary has also sent a similar request to the Assam Chief Minister’s office to appoint him as the Commissioner of the Assam PWD, DCP Kumar added.

The police confirmed that the accused is in no way connected with the Sangh and does not hold any position in the RSS.

However, he posed as an RSS cadre, seeing this as an opportunity to achieve his goal as both Rajasthan and Assam are ruled by the BJP-led government.

Police said further investigations are underway.