Archive · 11 Oct 2026
Former YSRC Councillor Booked Over Alleged Job Fraud
Police in Narsipatnam have registered a cheating case against former councillor Veeramachineni Jagadeeswari.
A couple told police that she took Rs 50,000 and three tolas of gold from them.
They said she promised to get one of them an attendant’s job at a revenue office.
The couple said the job did not happen.
They alleged that when they asked for their money and gold back, Jagadeeswari used abusive language.
Police registered the case under Section 318(4) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita.
These are allegations, and the report does not say that a court has decided the case.
Narsipatnam Town police registered a cheating case against former YSRC councillor Veeramachineni Jagadeeswari.
A couple alleged she collected Rs 50,000 and three tolas of gold.
They said she promised to secure an attendant’s job for one of them at a mandal revenue office.
The couple alleged they sought their money and gold back after the job did not materialise.
Police registered the case under Section 318(4) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita.
- Who
- Former YSRC councillor Veeramachineni Jagadeeswari and a couple who made allegations against her.
- What
- Police registered a cheating case over allegations that she took money and gold in exchange for a promised job.
- Where
- Narsipatnam; the promised job was at a mandal revenue office.
- Why
- The couple alleged Jagadeeswari took payment while promising to arrange an attendant’s job.
- Police station
- Narsipatnam Town police
- Accused
- Former YSRC councillor Veeramachineni Jagadeeswari
- Cash alleged
- Rs 50,000
- Gold alleged
- Three tolas
- Promised position
- Attendant at a mandal revenue office (MRO)
- Law cited
- Section 318(4) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS)