Delhi: Former Journalist Poses as IPS Officer, Swindles Rs 1.5 Crore On Pretext of Providing Jobs Abroad, Arrested
Indira Puram police and a team of cyber crime police nabbed him while investigating a case lodged on the complaint of R. Hudda, a retired Major and his wife Shefali, DSP Anshu Jain said.
Ghaziabad, June 17: Police here have arrested a former journalist who allegedly impersonated an IPS officer and duped over 100 people of over Rs 1.5 crore on the pretext of providing them jobs abroad and at multinational companies in Delhi and NCR.
Anuj Prakash (27), a graduate from a mass communication institute, has worked for two television news channels. His father-in-law is a retired Deputy Superintendent of Police.
Indira Puram police and a team of cyber crime police nabbed him while investigating a case lodged on the complaint of R. Hudda, a retired Major and his wife Shefali, DSP Anshu Jain said. Hyderabad: Plumber Dies After Inhaling Toxic Fumes While Cleaning Drainage Pipeline at Airport.
He duped Hudda of Rs 4.6 lakh on the pretext of providing him a job in Singapore and his wife of Rs 3.9 lakh for getting her work as Public Relations Officer at an MNC. His bank account details were scrutinized and it was found that transactions amounting to Rs 1.97 crore were made in the last two years.
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