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RGPV Employee Booked Over Alleged ₹18 Lakh Job Fraud
A contractual worker at RGPV is accused of promising people jobs at the university.
The people allegedly paid him and his associates about ₹18 lakh.
The promised jobs reportedly never happened.
The money was also not returned.
Some victims said they were repeatedly asked for more cash.
Nearly a dozen people went to the police.
Gandhi Nagar police registered a case.
Officers are trying to find and question the suspects before confirming the full details.
A contractual RGPV employee allegedly promised university jobs to several youths.
Victims reportedly paid the suspects around ₹18 lakh in total.
The promised jobs were allegedly not arranged, and the money was not returned.
Nearly a dozen people, including Nusrat Ayesha, approached Gandhi Nagar police.
Police registered a case and are trying to trace the suspects; details may change after questioning.
- Who
- A contractual employee of Rajiv Gandhi Proudyogiki Vishwavidyalaya, identified as Naseem Khan, and his associates are accused; nearly a dozen alleged victims approached police.
- What
- Police registered a case over an alleged ₹18 lakh fraud involving promises of jobs at RGPV.
- Where
- Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, including the jurisdiction of Gandhi Nagar police station.
- When
- Why
- The complaint alleges that money was collected from youths in exchange for promised university jobs that were not arranged.
Key facts
- Alleged amount
- Around ₹18 lakh
- Accused
- Naseem Khan and associates
- Employment status
- Naseem Khan was described as a contractual RGPV employee
- Reported victims
- Nearly a dozen people, including women
- Police station
- Gandhi Nagar police station
- Police official
- Station in-charge Sunil Kumar Chaturvedi
- Case status
- A case was registered, and police are attempting to trace the suspects
Sources
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