Rachakonda Police Bust Fake Job Racket in Telangana
Three Arrested for Duping Job Seekers
The Rachakonda police in Telangana have arrested three individuals, Shaik Bade Shaheb, Muthoju Laxmana Chary, and Madaka Rama Swamy, for running a fake job racket. The police recovered four lakh rupees, two laptops, one printer, mobile phones, and incriminating documents from the accused.
The fraudsters had previously been involved in similar cases, promising job seekers positions in various government and public sectors such as FCI, SBI Bank, Court Outsourcing, AG Office, Post Office, Railway, Income Tax Inspector, GST Office, Revenue Dept., Electricity Dept., and Software jobs. They provided fake appointment letters and ID cards to their victims.
When the victims discovered the fraud and demanded their money back, the accused promised to return the money but then disappeared. A case was registered at Pocharam IT Corridor Police Station, Rachakonda.
The accused also created a fake agreement to collect applications for new government schemes like Gruha Jyothi and Gruha Laxmi, collecting Rs 33 lakh from one person named B.V. V. Shanker with a false promise of providing contract work.
Further investigations are ongoing, and efforts are being made to apprehend the remaining suspects, Mohd Malik and Akash. More details are awaited.
Doubts Revealed
Rachakonda Police -: Rachakonda Police is a police department in the Rachakonda area of Telangana, a state in India. They help keep people safe and catch criminals.
Fake Job Racket -: A fake job racket is when people trick others by offering fake job opportunities. They usually ask for money or personal information in return.
Telangana -: Telangana is a state in southern India. Its capital city is Hyderabad.
Fraudsters -: Fraudsters are people who cheat or trick others to get money or something valuable.
Four Lakh Rupees -: Four lakh rupees is a large amount of money in India. One lakh is equal to 100,000 rupees, so four lakh is 400,000 rupees.
Fake Documents -: Fake documents are papers that are not real but are made to look like they are. They are used to trick people.
Government Job Offers -: Government job offers are job opportunities provided by the government. In this case, the offers were fake, meaning they were not real.
Investigations -: Investigations are when the police or other authorities look into a crime to find out what happened and who did it.