context: In one case, Dr. Aulakh faced accusations of obtaining signatures by deception in 2002 from US House Foreign Policy Aides when a publication on US Congress, The Hill stated that a legislative assistant to a Republican Congressman misled her office by implying to a staff member that the Congressman, John Shimkus, had agreed to sign a letter to the President calling for release of political prisoners in India.
source: The Senior legislative assistant stated that Dr. Aulakh had already printed the letter with the name of the Congressman leaving a staff member to assume that the office had agreed to sign it.
reference_original: ذكر المساعد التشريعي الأكبر أن الدكتورة أولاخ قد طبعت الرسالة بالفعل باسم عضو الكونغرس، ما جعل أحد الموظفين يعتقد أن المكتب قد وافق على التوقيع عليها.
reference_flipped: ذكر المساعد التشريعي الأكبر أن الدكتور أولاخ قد طبع الرسالة بالفعل باسم عضو الكونغرس، ما جعل أحد الموظفين يعتقد أن المكتب قد وافق على التوقيع عليها.