Rajendra Bharti Convicted by Delhi Court in Cheating Case

A judge in Delhi found Rajendra Bharti guilty on Wednesday. The Congress member represents a seat in Madhya Pradesh. His conviction comes after being accused of deception. A legal decision closed the matter.

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Inside the courtroom, Judge Dig Vinay Singh pointed to actions involving Bharti, Raghuvir Sharan Prajapati, and Savitri Devi - maybe others too - that formed a hidden plan. This arrangement wasn’t accidental; it kept pulling extra interest long after 2011. The original deal had only lasted three years under a fixed deposit setup at Zila Sahkari Krishi Aur Grahmin Vikas Bank. Instead of stopping, payments went on, feeding an outcome meant to mislead the bank. Hidden threads linked each person involved in stretching what should have ended.

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From his point of view, fake bank papers - counted as important financial records - were made on purpose. These altered documents tied into a larger plan meant to trick the banking system. The act of forging wasn’t random; it served the goal of deception against the institution.

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