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International Herald Tribune dtd. |
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08/09/2003 says, “Ashok Kashyap, a New Delhi-based handwriting expert with 40 years of experience, said Gilhotra’s actual signature does not match ... Read More |
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DELHI MID DAY, dtd. 31st July 1992 |
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says, "Ashok Kashap is a unique crime buster. His Forgery Detection Bureau in the Capital checks the authenticity of documents with the aid of advanced ...Read More |
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THE HINDU, dtd. 2nd August 1991 |
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(Gurgaon Edition) says, "Mr. Ashok Kashyap runs a Private Bureau for detecting forgery, a legacy inherited from his father, a noted Handwriting Expert, Ugrasen Kashyap."...Read More |
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PT. ASHOK KASHYAP, DirectorKashyap's International Forgery Detection Bureau
(Estd. Since 1935, Oldest running office in India / Asia )
Above C-Lal Chemist, Opp. Ritz Cinema,
Nicholson Road, Kashmere Gate,
Delhi – 110006 (INDIA)
Phone : (O) +91 011 23979835, 23983019
Telefax : (R) +91 011 27603244
Mobile : +91 9810379221
E-mail : akdirector@hotmail.com
k_11@yahoo.com |
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INTERNATIONAL RECOGNITION |
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Mr. Nicholas S. Law, Director General, International Biographical Centre |
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Cambridge CB2, 3 QP U.K. vide his letter Rf. MAN/YR/INV dated 21st November 1997 says, “YOUR NOMINATION AS INTERNATIONAL MAN OF THE YEAR :The International Biographical centre of Cambridge, England is delighted to confirm your nomination as an INTERNATIONAL MAN OF THE YEAR for 1997/98. This prestigious ward – issued by way of a WARRANT of PROCLAMATION – will be made available to only a few illustrious individuals whose achievements and leadership stand out in the International Community …… Nomination as an International Man of the Year is made by the Editorial and Advisory Boards of the International Biographical Centre and this year I have had the pleasure of charing the selection committees. Tens of thousands of biographies are reviewed each year by the Board and from these only a handful are selected for this unique honour. Congratulations on being one of these so nominated …… I am sure you will be excited to accept this honour.” |
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Mr. Nicholas S. Law, Director General, International Biographical Centre, |
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Cambridge CB2 QP England vide his letter (Ref. WHF/1) dated 2nd October, 1998 says, “…… WORLD WHO’S WHO HALL OF FAME : I have just been invited to become the first inductee into the Word’s Who’s Who Hall of Fame. I am proud to contact we have built up over the years with literally thousands of men and women who are without doubt the peak achievers in their many and diverse fields. Undoubtly within this distinguished gathering, there are those who deserve special recognition and I consider you to be one of them.” |
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Mr. Nicholas S. Law, Director General, International Biographical Centre, |
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Cambridge CB2 QP England vide his letter (Ref. IBP/CUST/NSL) dated 6th February, 1998. “This is your invitation to become a Fellow of the International Biographical Association. The largest and most prestigious organisation of its kind in the world. By accepting. You will be joining several thousand equally distinguished men and women from every continent, more than 100 countries …… A personal invitation for Fellowship …… Today, after a quarter of a century. THE IBA has become one of the largest and most important learned Association of its kind in the world and as such offers immense prestige to its Fellows …… I believe that in your case the honour of fellowship is well deserved for I know that your interesting biography has appeared in various different biographical reference books, including those published by the International Biographical Centre of Cambridge, England, Administrators of the IBP. ……” |
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Mr. Nicholas S. Law, Director General, International Biographical Centre, |
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Cambridge (U.K.) vide his letter (Ref. GSA/NSL) dated 3rd July, 1998 says, “……It is with great pleasure that I would like to offer you the GOLD STAR AWARD. You have been chosen because our Editorial Board has shown that your entry appears in more than one biographical reference publication, Congratulations. Indeed, there are not many individuals who cross the divide and are recognised in more than one reference source …… THE GOLD STAR AWARD will undoubtly bring with it great recognition …… This is one ward that I am sure will treasure for all times.” |
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Mr. Nicholas S. Law, Director General, International Biographical Centre, |
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Cambridge CB2 QP England vide his letter (Ref. DDG/INV) dated 4th September, 1998 says, “…… It has been decided to increase the number of deputy Directors General with the aim of having every country of the world represented …… This invitation is issued to you personally and I sincerely hope you will act on it immediately …… To be DDG of the IBC is one of the most coveted appointments in the world of the biographical research and reference …… Much thought and consideration has gone in the selection of receipts of this invitation. I feel you could contribute greatly to our future work and success and I therefore hope you will accept.” |
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Mr. Nicholas S. Law, Director General, International Biographical Centre, |
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Cambridge CB2 QP England vide his letter (Ref. DG/Hons.) dated 6th November, 1998 says, “…… THE DIRECTOR GENERAL’S HONOUR LIST AS DIRECTOR GENERAL OF INTERNATIONAL BIOGRAPHICAL CENTRE, I have recently taken the opportunity to thoroughly review your Biographical details. I have therefore come to the conclusion that you are eminently suitable to qualify for the Director General’s Honours List …… The Honours List will consist of one thousand noted individuals who like yourself I feel have contributed significantly to society in general and obviously deserve further International recognition.” |
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Mr. Sean Tayler, Senior Editor, International Biographical Centre, Cambridge |
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CB2 3QP England vide his letter (Ref. 2000/- QL) says, “…… Thus we propose to introduce a new concept to International Biographical publishing by creating the title ‘2000 Outstanding People of the 20th Century’ to be published in late 1998 …… I sincerely hope that you will reflect on your significant accomplishments during the 20th Century and agree to be one of the first to be included in ‘2000 Outstanding people of the 20th Century.” |
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Mr. Sean Tayler, Senior Editor, International Biographical Centre, Cambridge |
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CB2 3QP England vide his letter (Ref. INT 13/QL/34) dated 8th August, 1997 says, “…… INTERNATIONAL WHO’S WHO of INTELLECTUALS – thirteen Edition …… Its pages are filled with the biographies of “enlightened persons” who can see that a book of this nature brings forward International Understanding amongst the people of the world …… I now invite you to take your place amongst its pages. So far we have honoured more than 20000 individuals in some sixty two different countries of the world and each person has received a detailed biography ……” |
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Mr. Sean Tyler, Senior Editor, International Biographical Centre, Cambridge |
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CB2 3 QP England vide his letter (Ref. DIB 26/24) dated 25th July, 1997 says, “…… Congratulations : Your name has been brought to the attention to the research department of the International Biographical Centre …… The International Biographical Centre is one of the world’s leading publishers of biographical reference titles, and lists amongst its most well known publications. THE INTERNATIONAL AUTHORS AND WRITERS WHO’S WHO. The International who’s who in Music, Dictionary of International Biography. The World who’s who of women, The International who’s who in Medicine and Men of Achievement. |
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Mr. Christine Barker, Head of Customer Relations, International Biographical |
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Centre Cambridge, England vide his letter (Ref. 20C/CB) dated 7th August, 1998, “…… I am indeed happy to enclose, for your exclusive use, details of THE TWENTIETH CENTURY AWARD FOR ACHIEVEMENT which I am honoured to offer to you. Your qualifications have been approved by our senior editors making you a candidate to receive this prestigious award. The uniqueness of this award cannot be emphasized strongly enough, as it cannot be repeated for a hundred years : it is offered to a tightly selected number of men and women (including yourself) in some 80 countries of the world …… Make sure that you are one of the few to be honoured in this way.” |
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Mr. Jon Gilfford, Editor in Chief, International Biographical Centre Cambridge |
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CB2 3 QP England vide his letter (Ref. DIB 26/27) dated 30th October, 1998 says, “…… Please find the clipping of your entry that appeared in Dictionary of International Biography. Twenty Sixth Edition, attached alongside. The book sold extremely well and we are proud to tell you that your achievements are now available for reference in municipal and university libraries around the world. He further says vide his letter (Ref. DIB 26/BIOG/JG) says, “As a biography who has rightly taken place in our flagship’ publication, I am writing to inform you that the Twenty Sixth Edition of the Dictionary of International Biography has now been published and is currently being distributed to leading national, public and institutional reference libraries, throughout the world …… This title has been fully revised and updated, to provide with comprehensive and up to date career and biographical information for thousands of the world’s leading professionals, yourself included.” |
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The American Biographical Institute, Main Office 5126 Bur Oak circle, |
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Raleigh, North Carolina 27622 USA, Says, “The order of International Ambassadors (OIA) is a society honoring some of the most accomplished individuals of our times Careful consideration is given to the nominee’s levels of the achievement which must be extraordinary …… Nominees have so clearly distinguished themselves above their contemporaries that the Board hopes to bestow upon them rare installation into the Order……” Congratulations on your recommendation for this great distinction by the ABI Board of directors.” |
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Mr. J. M. Evans, President, Board of Directors, American Biographical Institute |
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USA, vide his letter dated 17th July, 1998 says, “…… It is distinct pleasure to announce your nomination for the American Biographical Institute’s 1998 PLATINUM RECORD FOR EXCEPTIONAL PERFORMANCE. The honour for which you have been nominated is recognised globally as an elite level of success that very important culture leaders, professionals and artists ever achieve. The right of ownership of the PLATINUM RECORD is tangible status of appreciable talent “…… “ …… I congratulate you, Mr. Kashyap, on your recommendation for the Platinum Record and the further acclaim admiration it will bring to you and your position as a prominent leader of the Twentieth Century.” |
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Mr. J. M. Evans, President Board of Directors (BI/USA) says via his letter |
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dated 15th May, 1998 …… “It is my distinct pleasure to enclose your personal nomination for membership on the ABI Research Association’s Board of Governors. This invitation, sent only to select individuals, is issued on a limited basis each year, “…… The ABI Research Association is a prominent organisation with worldwide membership. I hope you will wish to be among the elite in our Association.” |
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Mr. J. M. Evans, Chairman, American Biographical Institute Research Association |
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vide his letter dated 3rd July, 1998 says, “…… The Board of Directors of the American Biographical Institute and the Executive Council of the American Biographical Institute Research Association (ABIRA) do hereby invite you to assume the highest seat of considerable in the ABI Research Association. You have been nominated for the position of DEPUTY GOVERNOR, and as such, will be permitted to take a seat on the Board of Governors. |
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Mr. J. M. Evan, President, American Biographical Institute, vide his letter |
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dated 21st August, 1998 says, “…… I am pleased to announce your nomination for the upcoming publication of the Sixth World Edition of INTERNATIONAL BOOK OF HONOR. Only 500 individuals will appear in this reference book about world notable whose achievements are characterized by supreme dedications and service to the Global community of mankind …… Congratulations on your nomination for inclusion in one of the most prestigious works we publish, INTERNATIONAL BOOK OF HONOR gives extensive biographical coverage to distinguished men and women whose achievements deserve more detailed information than featured in most reference sources. The sixth Edition will be distributed worldwide and housed in the national libraries of the countries of the include biographies. |
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Mr. J. M. Evans, President, American Biographical Institute, 5126 Bur Oak, |
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North Carolina (U.S.A.) vide his letter dated 11th December, 1998 says, “…… The ABI Board continually searches the biographies of men and women it receives in response to its celebrated who’s who publications ……Many deliberations are held to choose those whose achievements and dedication towards exemplary goals are among the best we have seen. You are particularly commended for your deeds. |
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Marie Severson, Personnel Officer, Oregon, Dept. of State Police General |
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H.Q. Salem, Oregon (U.S.A.) vide letter dated 04-11-1998 says, “…… Your name was provided to us from the International Association for Identification, We have current opining in Salem, Oregon. We have enclosed the recruitment announcement (for you) for this position. If you are interested, you can internet on …… |
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Jon Gilfford, Editor in Chief, International Biographical Centre, Cambridge, |
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(U.K.) vide letter Ref. 1000 CSP. INV dated 4th December, 1998 says, “It is with Great personal pleasure that I write to nominate you as one of the Most Creative and successful Personalities of the World… It is by no means all who are invited to take part in this important new program. In fact only one in one thousand of those who have been included in publications from the International Biographical Centre will be nominated by me. You, I am delighted to say, are one of the chosen few.” |
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Mr. Nicholas S. Law, Director General, International Biographical Centre, |
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Cambridge (U.K.) vide his letter dated 11-04-2003 says, “…… As you know, for some considerable time, I have been following your career path with great admiration through the pages of the various Who’s Who publications that are published regularly by the International Biographical Centre from its headquarters in Cambridge, England and through our Research Department’s information gathering. I know that you are justifiable proud of your achievements and I would therefore like to confer on you the International Biographical Centre Lifetime Achievement Award. “You are to be congratulated that your submission has been accepted by the Board for the significant achievements in your lifetime.” |
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Mr. KENNETH PERAIRA OF ALLEN & GLADHIL ADVOCATES & NOTARIES PUBLIC, |
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Robinson Road, Singapore vide letter dated 10th September, 1997 says, “…… Dear Mr. Kashyap’s, thank you for your letter dated 07-07-1997. This is to confirm that the High Court has accepted your expert opinion and evidence at Singapore. Once again, please allow me to thank you for your professional services rendered.” …… Opinion accepted in Foreign High Court. |
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JAZ RUPALL OF BISHAP+SEWELL, SOLICITORS (LAWYERS), 32, Bloomsbury |
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Street, London, WCIB 3QJ vide E-mail message dated 07th March, 2004 says, “…… Please ensure that you have your passport and any other necessary documents to enable you to travel to the United Kingdom at short notice to hand (to assist us in our case pending before London High Court)” |
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Detective PAULA A. HALL, SUNRISE POLICE DEPARTMENT, Special |
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Investigations Unit, 777 Swagrass Corp. Pkwy. Sunrise, FLORIDA, vide his letter dated 22nd January 2007 says, “…My name is Paula Hall. I am a detective with the City Civil Court of Sunrise Police Department in South Florida. You and I were in contact, via emails, some time ago in regards to performing handwriting comparisons with that of my suspect’s exemplars to a note found on the crime scene. Again, I am investigating a double murder in which a note written in TAMIL was found on scene. There are two pages. I had them translated and was told the first page of the note makes reference to the person suffering and not being able to bear it. The second page says I committed this murder. The note is signed “SORNAMANY”, which is one of my victims. Please find both one to one photographs and enlargements of the note and one to one photographs the suspects handwriting exemplars for your comparison. If there is anything else you need, please contact me immediately. Thank you in advance.” |
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ANJALI BHASIN, 6316 NW 84TH Place, Okalahoma City Civil Court, |
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USA, vide her fax massage says, “…… Mr. Kashyap, How are you. It was me talking to you on phone, we are sending you documents, One Registered Will, One Family Agreement and Last Will Signatures which was red tap are Original Signatures of my DAD. One with blue tap in Question. Please do your best and let us know we will be in touch with you. I will be talking to you after you receive the documents.” |
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Dr. S. R. Bhandari, Scientific Chief, National Forensic Science Laboratory, |
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Royal Nepal Academy Science and Technology, Kathmandu (vide letter dated 26-07-1992) says, “…… Congratulations for your historical contribution in the field of Questioned Document Examination.” |
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Mr. P. K. Upadhayaya, General Manager, Rashtriya Baniya Bank, Kathmandu |
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(NEPAL) says, “…… Your report has been delivered to the Bank. I appreciate your meticulous, dedicated and scientifically accurate Examination of suspected documents.” |
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Sam C. Puntur, Professor, Administration of Justice, California (U.S.A.) says, |
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“…… of great significance was the opportunity to meet someone of your stature. We felt honoured to have you join us for the final banquet at ORLANDO.” (15th July, 1983). |
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Mr. Iqbal Ismail Dewji, Barrister & Solicitor, Toronto (Canada) vide his letter |
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dated 10-03-1994 says, “…… It was with much interest that I read your publication. I note that your family and yourself are leading authorities in the field. |
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INVITATIONS & ENGAGEMENTS BY FOREIGN SOLICITORS |
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S.I. & ACCOCIATES ADVOCATES & SOLICITORS * COMMISSIONER FOR OATHS |
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SUITES 8.21 & 8.22 HOCK KUI COMMERCIAL CENTRE JIN TUN AHMED ZAIDI ADRUCE 93150, KUCHING (MALAYSIA)) VIDE LETTER DATED: 24TH MARCH 2008 SAY, “AS PREVIOUSLY COMMUNICATED TO YOU, SUBSEQUENT TO YOUR EXAMINATION OF THE BANK GUARANTEE & SPECIMEN SIGNATURES AT( KUALA LUMPUR) & RENDERING OF YOUR REPORT, YOU WILL BE REQUIRED TO ATTEND TRIAL OF THE ABOVE CASE WHICH IS NOW SCHEDULED FOR CONTINUED HEARING ON 31/03/2008 AT SIBU, EAST MALAYSIA AND ON SUCH OTHER DATES AS MAY BE FIXED BY THE COURT”. |
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IDRIS & COMPANY ADVOCATES 1st FLOOR, NO. 2A, LOT 730, BLOCK 195, |
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KNLD, JALAN GOLD JADE, 93150 KUCHING, SARWAK(MALAYSIA) VIDE LETTER DATED: 25/01/2008 SAY, “WE ARE INSTRUCTED BY OUR CLIENT TO INVITE YOU TO CONDUCT AN EXAMINATION OF A PURPORTED SIGNATURE ON A BANK GURANTEE ALLEGEDLY SIGNED BY OUR CLIENT…….. WE UNDERSTAND FROM OUR CLIENT THAT YOU ARE A HANDWRITING & FINGERPRINT EXPERT (EXAMINER OF QUESTIONED DOCUMENTS). ACCORDINGLY, OUR CLIENT WOULD BE GRATEFUL, IF YOU COULD CONDUCT AN EXAMINATION OF THE ALLEGED GURANTEE & VARIOUS SPECIMEN SIGNATURES OF OUR CLIENT AT KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA AT YOUR EARLIEST CONVENIENCE”. |
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Engr. Utpal Kumar Das, Managing Director Powermann Bangladesh |
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Limited, vide letter PBL/06/KIFBD/001 June 14, 2007, Says...."Now, we are requesting you to verify the signatures of page 6/12 with other 10 pages. |
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Mr. WIckramasinghe Legal Consultant, Srilanka, vide letter dated 16/02/2009, |
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says,....."We are instructed by our client to invite you to conduct an examination of a purported signature.
We understand from our client that you are a Handwriting and Fingerprint Expert(Examiner of questioned Documents). Accordingly, our client would be grateful if you could conduct an examination of the alleged signature, and various specimen signatures of our client at Sri Lanka at your earliest convenience.
KIndly let us know when you can come to Sri Lanka so that we can make the necessary arrangements with the courts and with other lawyers concerned to make available the impugned signature in question".
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