Archive · 23 May 2025
Rajasthan Govt Jobs Scam: SOG Books 65 for Fraud
Some people got jobs with fake documents or by having someone else take their tests.
Police are now investigating 65 education department employees.
This started after the education department looked closely at employees and found a lot of problems.
They found issues like mismatched photos, forged degrees, and people pretending to be someone else during tests.
The government is checking to ensure only the right people have the jobs, and this investigation is ongoing.
Other government departments are also checking their hiring practices.
Rajasthan Police SOG has booked 65 education department employees for securing government jobs through fraudulent means.
The investigation follows a list of 297 suspicious employees identified by the education department.
Four FIRs have been filed in the past two days related to the use of unfair means in recruitment examinations.
Fraudulent activities include fake documents, impersonation, and mismatched photos/signatures.
Over 40 government departments have formed similar verification committees to audit recruitments.
- Who
- 65 education department employees, with potential for more.
- What
- An investigation into fraudulent recruitment practices within the education department.
- When
- Ongoing, with fraudulent activities spanning the past five years.
- Where
- Rajasthan, India.
- Why
- To obtain government jobs through fraudulent practices.
- Number of Accused
- 65 (accused)
- Department Involved
- Education Department
- Methods Used
- Fake Documents, Impersonation, Forged Degrees
- Location
- Rajasthan, India
- Trigger
- Dedicated SOG Helpline and Internal Scrutiny
- Timeframe
- Past Five Years
- Positions Affected
- Teachers, PTIs, Librarians, Assistants
