Selling fake & forged appointment orders
STATE TIMES NEWS
JAMMU: The Crime Branch Jammu has registered an FIR against accused Vicky Kumar Dogra, son of Tarsem Lal, resident of H. No. 19 Ward No. 5, Bishnah and his associates for their criminal involvement in luring gullible unemployed youth on the pretext of arranging government jobs in different departments and thereby duping money to the tune of Rs. 47. 85 lakh.
The accused cheated them by handing-over fake and forged appointment orders, thereby wrongful gain to himself and corresponding loss to the complainant and other unemployed youth.
A complaint was lodged by Suman Lata, wife of Rajinder Singh, resident of Digiana, Jammu and others with Crime Branch, Jammu, who alleged that the suspect Vicky Kumar Dogra, son of Tarseem Lal, resident of House No. 19 Ward No. 5, Bishnah, who is running an NGO on the name and style of Khushi Promotion Group at Shastri Nagar, Near Water Tank, Jammu, lured and duped her of hard-earned money.
The accused claimed of having links/contacts for providing jobs in foreign countries to educated unemployed youth due to which a large number of unemployed innocent people among the complainant fell into his trap.
Crime Branch Jammu initiated criminal proceedings on receipt of this complaint in the form of preliminary verification, as per procedure in vogue.
During the probe, it has been prima facie established that the accused, who is running a trust under the name and style of ‘Social Women Welfare Charitable Trust’ and is organising camps, programmes in different places under the garb of this Trust, has duped the complainant and other innocent people of their hard earned money to the tune of Rs. 47.85 lakh by inducing them on the pretext of providing jobs in different departments like Rashtriya Uchchatar Shiksha Abhiyaan (RUSA), Military Engineering Services (MES), Northern Railway and State Bank of India (SBI).
The investigation of the case has been set in motion for in-depth probe into the racket.