Archive · 22 Dec 2025
Police Arrest Fake Job Racket Accused
Police in Adilabad caught some bad people who were tricking young job seekers.
These bad people, led by a man named Durgam Shekhar, promised jobs at a big hospital called RIMS.
They took money from these young people but never gave them jobs or their money back.
One of the victims, Mesram Rahul, told the police what happened.
The police have caught two of the bad people and are looking for the third one.
They want other victims to come forward and are warning everyone to be careful of such tricks.
Police arrested Durgam Shekhar and Kavati Mohan for cheating unemployed youth with fake job promises at RIMS.
The accused took ₹40,000 from Mesram Rahul and promised a job with a monthly salary of ₹15,000.
The victims were made to work at RIMS but were neither paid nor refunded the money.
Police urged other potential victims to come forward and assured them of justice.
The main accused's personal assistant, Mahender, is currently absconding.
- Who
- Durgam Shekhar, Kavati Mohan, and Mahender (absconding) were arrested for cheating unemployed youth.
- What
- The accused promised jobs at RIMS in exchange for money and did not fulfill their promises.
- When
- The case was registered following a complaint by Mesram Rahul.
- Where
- The incident occurred in Adilabad, Telangana.
- Why
- The accused cheated unemployed youth by promising them jobs and collecting money.
- Accused
- Durgam Shekhar, Kavati Mohan, Mahender (absconding)
- Victims
- At least six unemployed youth
- Amount Cheated
- ₹40,000 from Mesram Rahul
- Promised Job
- Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences (RIMS)
- Promised Salary
- ₹15,000 per month
- Complaint Lodged By
- Mesram Rahul
- Police Station
- Adilabad Two Town
