Archive · 27 May 2025
Delhi Police Academy Detects Fake Appointment Letter for Constable
Someone tried to trick the police by showing up with a fake job offer.
The person said they had taken a test and passed, but the police checked and found out the letter was fake.
It didn't have the right numbers or stamps, and the police knew something was wrong.
The police are now investigating to find out who made the fake letter and who else was involved.
They believe it might be part of a bigger scam to get people fake jobs.
A woman reported to the Delhi Police Academy with a fake appointment letter for a constable position.
The letter lacked an official reference number, postal stamps, and contained formatting errors.
The woman claimed to have taken the written exam in Meerut and physical and medical tests in Ghaziabad and Delhi, respectively.
Police found no records of her recruitment in the official database.
A case was registered, and the police suspect a wider forgery ring is involved.
- Who
- A woman from Khurja, Bulandshahar; Delhi Police
- What
- A fake appointment letter for a constable post
- When
- May 17, 2024 (reported); 2022 (exam)
- Where
- Delhi Police Academy, Dwarka; Meerut; Ghaziabad
- Why
- To obtain employment through fraudulent means
- Victim
- Woman from Khurja, Bulandshahar
- Fake Document
- Appointment letter for Constable Post
- Irregularities
- No official reference number, lack of postal stamps, formatting errors
- Reported to
- Delhi Police Academy, Dwarka
- Police Station
- Dwarka
- Charges
- Forgery, Use of forged documents, Attempt to commit offences
