Web of Deceit: The Fraudulent Promises of Government Jobs

A school teacher and another individual in Jammu and Kashmir have been booked for allegedly deceiving individuals with false promises of government jobs. The accused, Jameel Anjum and Masroor Ahmad, reportedly took money and valuables from victims. Ten fraud cases are linked to Anjum, with investigations ongoing.

The Jammu and Kashmir crime branch on Thursday registered a case against a school teacher and another individual for allegedly deceiving people with promises of government jobs. The complaint, filed by Gujjar Nagar resident Rashid Manhas, alleges that Jameel Anjum took cash and gold items from him and his sister, promising them government employment. Crime branch officials also identified a second accused, Masroor Ahmad of Ghambir Moghla in Rajouri district, involved in misleading another victim, Sunil Kumar of Suchetgarh.

This is not an isolated incident for Anjum, who has a history of similar criminal activities. "Ten cases have been registered against him across various police stations in Jammu," stated a crime branch spokesman. Among these, three cases have been forwarded to court, while the investigations for the remaining seven continue.

Senior Superintendent of Police, Jammu Crime Branch, Benam Tosh, confirmed that separate cases have been filed concerning these alleged frauds, as authorities continue their pursuit of justice for the victims involved.

(With inputs from agencies.)