Fake Employment Promise: 17 youths duped by Rs 28 Lakh

Nagpur Updates February 4, 2020

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Nagpur: Sonegaon police have booked a 40-year-old man allegedly for duping 17 males to the tune of Rs 28,10,000 between September 12, 2017, and November 15, 2019. on the pretext of getting the job in Indian Railways. The accused recognized as Nilesh Agrawal, a resident of Co-op Housing Society, Somalwada reportedly posed as railway official of excessive rank and faked the medical examination of the 17 aspirants at Indira Gandhi Medical School and Hospital (IGMCH) generally often called Mayo Hospital, cops knowledgeable.

A 29-year-old complainant Pavan Kumar Giriram Shiv, a resident of Flat No. 51 Gavalibaba Nagar, Kharbi had met accused Agrawal again in 2017. Luring the sufferer with the promise of a TC job in railways, the accused launched himself as a railway official who will assist a 29-year-old to safe a job within the railways in the trade of cash.

The accused had collected money Rs 50,000 on a number of events within the type of instalments from the applicant and within the meantime, all of them performed faux medical and doc verification.

Nonetheless, the matter got here to fore when the complainants seek for his title within the TC part led to a useless. Thereafter when he tried to contact the accused there cellphone confirmed switched off. Sensing one thing amiss Shiv approached Sonegoan police and filed a grievance. It when the fraud got here to fore. Shiv was stunned when he learnt that Agrawal had duped a number of others.