Witness signature for re-entry in pharmacy registration

Rohit Ravlani (Querist) 04 October 2015 This query is : Resolved
I did signature as witness for an unknown person he was applying for re-entry for registration as pharmacist,he was removed out because of no renewal fee paid on time(name has been removed under section 34(2)of pharmacy act 1948).

i seriously had no idea who the person is and i shouldn't sign it.i signed as a witness,i dont know the person at all.

UPDATE : i also had to enter my name, address, registration number, my date of renewal, renewal slip number. i didn't
gave all my details

i signed, named, addressed and gave my registration number but I didn't gave my slip number and my renewal date .

will i be in trouble?? or will it considered valid cuz i havent gave them all my details ,the form was incomplete???

urgent,am seriously regretting it

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Guest (Expert) 04 October 2015
Mr. Rohit,

Sorry to point out, you have utterly failed to present your academic exercise as your personal problem. Your statement, "i seriously had no idea who the person is and i shouldn't sign it.i signed as a witness,i dont know the person at all," in itself gives reflection of the artificiality of the problem.

No sane person can give witness, documents signed, named, addressed by giving his registration number also, if he does not AT ALL know the person for whom acted as witness.

Rohit Ravlani (Querist) 04 October 2015
I know it was insane, sir thats why am regretting it.

please let me know what are the consequences if something went wrong? and along with the form demanded more details which were left incomplete by me like my registration date, my registration slip number and my expiry date of registration.

what can go wrong and what are their consequences?

Guest (Expert) 04 October 2015
Unless any problem arises, consequences cannot be anticipated.

Rohit Ravlani (Querist) 04 October 2015
but problems can be predicted,what can go wrong because of myy stupidity?

K.S.Srinivas (Expert) 05 October 2015
Face all the consequences for your ignorance.

Rajendra K Goyal (Expert) 05 October 2015
Presently no problem, done a mistake, now forget it till something happen which is not likely to happen.

You may write / visit to the Pharmacy Council and ask them to invite another witness with full particulars.