India, July 3 -- A Delhi court has ordered the city police to lodge a case against three people, including two Delhi University assistant professors, for allegedly forging documents and cheating a woman on the pretext of providing her a teaching job in the university.

In an order passed on July 1 by Judicial Magistrate First Class Gaurav Katariya of Rohini Courts, the judge said that an investigation into the matter was necessary to ascertain whether any similar victims exist, given the alleged organised and pre-planned nature of the racket targeting employment-seeking candidates.

The FIR came on an application moved by a 28-year-old woman, through advocates Pradeep Khatri and Pranjal Bhaskar.

Formerly an assistant professor in the Dep...