Chargesheet against fraudsters

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Updated At : 12:25 PM Apr 06, 2020 IST

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Jammu, April 5

Crime Branch, Jammu, has produced a preliminary chargesheet against two notorious fraudsters, accused of duping unemployed youth in lieu of government jobs.

The Crime Branch put rigorous efforts against all odds of lockdown and produced the preliminary chargesheet against Pawan Kumar, residing in Lakshmi Nagar Bohri, Talab Tillo, and Sarup Lal, for duping unemployed youth of Rs 12 lakh after luring them on the pretext of providing them government jobs in MES Headquarters, Srinagar. The youth found out that they had been cheated when the appointment orders they got turned out to be fake. —OC

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