Archive · 14 Sep 2025
CBI Books Ex-Constable for Fraud in Recruitment Test
Imagine someone took a test to get a job, but they cheated!
A constable named Md.
Zakir Hussain pretended to be someone else to get a job with the government.
The CBI, a special police force, found out he changed his fingerprints on the exam to make it look like he was someone else.
He has been booked for many criminal offenses.
The authorities are also investigating if other people helped him cheat.
Now, the CBI is investigating the case, and Hussain has lost his job.
CBI registered an FIR against a dismissed constable for fraudulent recruitment.
Md. Zakir Hussain is accused of impersonation and other criminal offenses.
Thumbprints of the examinee were found to be dissimilar in the recruitment test.
The complaint was filed by the CBN Commissioner.
Officials of SSC and exam conducting authority are also suspected.
- Who
- Md. Zakir Hussain, a former constable of the Central Bureau of Narcotics.
- What
- The CBI has registered an FIR against Hussain for securing a government job through fraudulent means.
- When
- The fraudulent actions occurred four years ago. The FIR was registered recently.
- Where
- Rajasthan's Kota. CBN Commissioner based in Madhya Pradesh’s Gwalior.
- Why
- Hussain's thumbprint was found changed during the recruitment exam.
- Suspect
- Md. Zakir Hussain, ex-constable
- Accusations
- Criminal conspiracy, impersonation, forgery, cheating
- Job secured by fraud
- Constable position
- Date of Complaint
- September 4
- Complaint filed by
- CBN Commissioner Dinesh Baudh
- Location of Complaint
- Madhya Pradesh