Electronic signature certificate fraud is punishable when knowingly created, published, or made available for fraudulent or unlawful purposes. Knowingly creating, publishing, or otherwise making an electronic signature certificate available for a fraudulent or unlawful purpose is an offence. It ... Summary
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Electronic signature certificate fraud is punishable when knowingly created, published, or made available for fraudulent or unlawful purposes.
Knowingly creating, publishing, or otherwise making an electronic signature certificate available for a fraudulent or unlawful purpose is an offence. It is punishable with imprisonment up to two years, a fine up to one lakh rupees, or both. The terminology replaces "digital signature" with "electronic signature".
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