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Gurugram, November 26
A 32-year-old man, allegedly posing as an IAS officer, was arrested by the Gurugram police today from Delhi. The accused having a fake ID, called himself Joint Secretary in Delhi. He duped many persons, including his landlord in the name of providing a job.
The police said Vikesh of Jharsa alleged that he was duped by Roshan Pandey, a native of Bhagalpur in Bihar, who claimed that he was an IAS officer. Vikesh said Roshan had taken Rs 1 lakh from him on the pretext of giving him a job. — OC
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