JAMMU, Dec 1 : Busting a fake recruitment, the Crime Branch (CB) of state police today produced challan in the court of chief judicial magistrate, Udhampur, against seven persons, who had allegedly duped a man of over Rs 10 lakh for managing jobs for his son and daughter in government departments. The accused included DaleepDhar, son of P N Dhar of a locality near MES Filter Plant Point, Udhampur, Jagtar Singh alias BittuDentor, son of Shanger Singh of Udhampur Housing Colony, Bilal Ahmed Handoo alias Doctor Sahib, son of Abdul KarimHandoo of Firdous Colony, Bemina, Srinagar, Manzoor Ahmad Khan, son of Ghulam Rasool Khan of Gamroo (Brar), Bandipora, Syed Maqbool Hussain Shah, son of Syed Rasool Shah of Sonapah Beerwah, Badgam, Syed Firdous Hussain, son of Syed Murtaza of Sonapah Beerwah, Badgam, and Moh-ammad Rafiq, son of Abdullah Bhat of Mandibal Nowshera, Lal Bazar, Srinagar. The accused were booked by CB under sections 419, 420 and 120-B of RPC on the complaint of Manohar Singh Jamwal, son of Trilok Singh Jamwal of Ward No 17 House near Amwarha, Udhampur.
The complainant alleged that since he desperate to seek government jobs for his son and a daughter, he met Bittu Dentor who in turn arranged his meeting in September 2010 with DaleepDhar who allegedly assured him of government jobs for his children in case he was provided Rs 4 lakh. On his assurance, the complainant allegedly paid him Rs 4 lakh but no appointment order was provided to him. After waiting for a long time, he made inquiries from DaleepDhar who in turn arranged his meeting with Rafiq and Doctor Sahib at Srinagar on the pretext that both of them were members of the J&K Bank Recruitment Board and Railway Recruitment Board. Manohar alleged that he was asked by Rafiq and Doctor Sahib to immediately deposit money in their bank accounts so that they could provide jobs to his children. Even as he deposited Rs.10,89,000 in the bank accounts of the accused, no appointment order was provided by them, he alleged. During the course of investigation, the records were seized by CB and all legal formalities were completed. The account numbers in which the complainant had deposited the amounts were also got freezed. Based on the evidence, oral as well as documentary, collected during investigation of the case, the accused persons were allegedly found to have cheated the complainant, CB sources said. |
