A 29-year-old Singaporean man, Barath Gopal, was fined SGD4,000 for forging a death certificate to obtain compassionate leave from his previous job after his girlfriend cheated on him. Despite having sufficient annual leave, Gopal fabricated the death of his grandfather and used a friend's death certificate to create a forgery.
A Singaporean man was fined SGD4,000 after he pleaded guilty to 1 count of forging a death certificate with the intent to commit fraud.
Despite having more than 4 days of annual leave available, the man decided to lie to his supervisor that his grandfather had passed away and asked for paid compassionate leave. Barath apparently used the friend’s death certificate to create a forgery on his laptop and sent a photo of a part of the certificate to his supervisor, making sure that the QR verification code on the certificate was left out.
FORGERY DEATH CERTIFICATE FRAUD COMPASSIONATE LEAVE SINGAPORE
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