Bhopal Fake Officer Job Racket May Have Links Across MP; Police Probe Wider Network
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Police investigation into a fake government job racket has indicated that the accused may have cheated people in several cities across the state by posing as senior government officials and promising jobs. Chanderi police are now examining their contacts, bank transactions, documents and digital evidence to identify other possible victims and their network. Police are…
An investigation into a fake government job racket in Bhopal has revealed potential connections across Madhya Pradesh, according to police probing the network. The accused, Trupti Singh Rajput, allegedly posed as a senior official, including an IAS officer and the head of the Human Resource Development Ministry, to swindle people in multiple cities.
Chanderi police are examining bank transactions, documents, and digital evidence to trace other victims and associates Tanuj Vaishya and Anjali Singh. On April 7, Trupti, her brother Sudhanshu Singh Rajput, and their associates stayed at Kila Kothi in Chanderi. Police recovered fake CBI cards, letterheads, and other documents during searches at Trupti's residences and her in-laws' home. The case emerged after four youths paid Rs 9.80 lakh for fraudulent government jobs.
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