<h1>Woman gets anticipatory bail in MCA impersonation fraud case involving forged invoices and dishonored cheque</h1> A Delhi court granted anticipatory bail to a woman accused of impersonating a Ministry of Corporate Affairs employee and committing fraud. The accused allegedly forged MCA invoices, stamps, and signatures of officials including a former union minister to deceive a complainant into paying Rs 10 lakh for 42 iPhones and other items. A cheque worth Rs 9.66 lakh was subsequently dishonored. The defense argued the matter was a civil monetary dispute rather than criminal conspiracy, citing a loan agreement and other documents whose authenticity required verification. The Additional Sessions Judge granted bail pending forensic science laboratory results, requiring personal and surety bonds of Rs 20,000 each. Bail conditions included surrendering passport, not tampering with evidence, and avoiding contact with prosecution witnesses. The case involves charges under various IPC sections including cheating and forgery.