P.W. 1 at p. 66 of the Paper Book deposed as follows: 22 "Question: Do you accept this signature to be yours in its present form as it stands ? Answer: I do not accept this to be my signature in the forms as it stands at present." Similarly P.W. 5 who is counsel for the petitioner and in whose presence P.W. 1 had signed the nomination paper also admits in clear terms thus: "In the present form I do not accept that it is the signature of Ghulam Mohi ul Din." Thus if the person who had signed the nomination paper and the lawyer in whose presence Ghulam Mohiuddin had signed the nomination paper were convinced that the signature as overwritten was not the signature of Ghulam Mohiuddin, how can we find fault with the Returning Officer if he also, on a bare perusal of the nomination paper, doubted the genuineness of the signature ? The suspicion of the Returning Officer regarding the genuineness of the signature of the proposer was further reinforced by the fact that a specific objection on this point was taken by counsel for the appellant as recorded in the order itself.