Gurgaon: A 35-year-old farmer from Dohla Sohna Village was deceived by Rs 40 Lakh with a job promise for his sons at the Food Corporation of India (FCI).
The police have arrested three accused in this case.
They have been identified as Alok Kumar, Nikesh Pachputte and Deepak Saini.
The fraud came from November 2020, when Alok, a peon, connects Shyam Singh, to Nikesh for government work for his three sons.
Nikesh convinced Singh that he worked in the corporation and could help his sons get government work in exchange for money.
After sending a personal document, the youth was asked to visit Chhattisgarh where they were given a fake document as a meeting letter.
After the cheater continued to ask for money for other things, the man was suspicious.
Singh was asked to hand over Rs 40 Lakh with a reckless.
He gave them money by selling parts of the land and with another mortgage.
Nikesh continued to say that Singh’s son would get a job call but no one succeeded, after Singh was suspicious and called the branch head and knew that he was cheated.
When Singh dealing with them, he was threatened with terrible consequences, police said.
A pine has been registered at the Sohna realized police station under it 406 (penalty for trust criminal violations), 420 (cheating and dishonesty), 467 (forgery), 471 (fraud and dishonest), 120B (criminal conspiracy) from IPC.
Humans Promise ‘FCI Work’ for Son, Deceived Rs 40L
