Archive · 6 Nov 2025
Hyderabad Woman Falsely Claims to Be IAS Officer in Kamareddy
A woman named Israth Jahan went to the Kamareddy Collectorate pretending to be an IAS officer.
She showed fake papers saying she was supposed to be the new in-charge collector.
The people there got suspicious and asked her to wait for official confirmation.
She left, and the police were called.
They found her and realized she had made up the story because she wanted her family to think she had gotten a government job.
She had been trying to get a government job for a while.
The police are investigating her for cheating and using fake documents.
A woman named Israth Jahan created a disturbance at the Kamareddy Collectorate by falsely claiming to be an IAS officer.
She presented forged appointment orders for the position of in-charge collector.
Her actions were discovered to be an attempt to deceive her family into believing she had secured a government job.
The additional collector's suspicion led to verification, and the police were alerted.
A case of cheating and forgery has been registered against Israth Jahan.
- Who
- Israth Jahan, a woman from Hyderabad
- What
- Falsely claimed to be an IAS officer and presented forged appointment orders for the position of in-charge collector at Kamareddy Collectorate.
- When
- The exact date is not specified, but the incident was reported on a Thursday.
- Where
- Kamareddy Collectorate, Telangana
- Why
- To deceive her family into believing she had secured a government job.
- Accused
- Israth Jahan
- Residence
- Jeedimetla, Hyderabad
- Location of Incident
- Kamareddy Collectorate
- Alleged Position
- In-charge Collector
- Reason for Forgery
- To convince family of securing a government job
- Legal Action
- Case registered for cheating and forgery