hyderabad state cid sleuths have arrested a notorious cheat from the city and a realtor from guntur for forging the documents in the name of governors office and ministry of home affairs nominating people for legislative bodies including rajya sabha and the state assemblyin september telangana dgp office received a complaint from raj bhavan seeking a probe into the set of forged documents they received as an attachment to an rti application the complaint was forwarded to the cid for enquiry and case was registered during the investigation state cid sleuths found out that notorious cheat m raghava rao 62 a retired revenue department employee from ranga reddy district had created four forged documents including a gazette of india document issued under ministry of home nominating gunturbased realtor m raghuvamshi 56 as rajya sabha mp in president of indias quota and fake documents in the name of ap and telangana governors office nominating mlas mlcs and heads of some other posts in the two states under the governor quotaraghava rao who knew raghuvamshi through a real estate deal done eight years ago came to know about the latters efforts to become rajya sabha mp rao then convinced the realtor that he could get him nominated to the rajya sabha and after taking lakhs of rupees handed him over the photo copy of fake gazette notification in the name of mha showing that the realtor was nominated to rajya sabha by the president of indiato convince raghuvamshi further the master fraudster gave him photocopies of fake circulars issued from the governors office directing the chief secretaries of ap and telangana to execute the orders issued to fill nominated quota mla mlc and the rajya sabha mp seatsas he did not get an appointment order even after the gazette notification and governors orders raghuvamshi filed an rti application before the governors office seeking re asons for the delay in issuing the appointment orderwith the application raghuvamshi attached the forged documents given to him by rao cid additional sp nawab john told toigovernors office gave a response to raghuvamshi saying that no such orders were issued from the office and wrote to the dgp office seeking an enquiry into the matterafter a detailed probe cid sleuths arrested raghuvamshi and raghava rao on friday they were sent in judicial remand