2 fake ex-servicemen promise jobs to students, arrested by Karnataka police

2 fake ex-servicemen promise jobs to students, arrested by Karnataka police

Dhakalu Bhimarav Lakkebailkar

2 fake ex-servicemen promise jobs to students, arrested by Karnataka police

We informed police who detained the accused on Sept 23,” the MI officer said. 3 PSS SCIB (MI), which subsequently passed the information to police, the FIR said. You Can Also Check: Gold Rate in Bengaluru | Silver Rate in Bengaluru | Bank Holidays in Bengaluru | Public Holidays in Bengaluru | Bengaluru AQI | Weather in Bengaluru | Petrol Price in Bengaluru | Diesel Price in Bengaluru | CNG Price in Bengaluru | LPG Price in Bengaluru Stay updated with the latest Bengaluru news.

Veeranna Basavanneppa Nichchanni Dhakalu Bhimarav Lakkebailkar Veeranna Basavanneppa Nichchanni Dhakalu Bhimarav Lakkebailkar Bengaluru: A tip-off from military intelligence (MI) led Bilagi police in Bagalkot to two men posing as ex-servicemen, who allegedly collected copies of educational documents and demanded money from students after promising jobs in the army. The accused agreed to collect copies of the students’ educational and other documents, which included records required for recruitment. “Once we had information, we got the victims to communicate to the accused that they were ready to pay. The alleged activity came to the attention of No. Download the TOI App.

The FIR said nine victims, aged between 21 and 23, were approached by the accused, who allegedly promised to help them secure appointments in the army. “The accused sought Rs 50,000 for medical examination and said another Rs 2 lakh would have to be paid after appointment orders were received.

In most cases, they have no connection with personnel involved in recruitment and take money from aspirants who have cleared the process through their own efforts,” an MI officer in Bengaluru, whose team was involved in the operation, told TOI . MI sources said all nine victims were students. They had gone to Vijayapura in connection with an army recruitment process, according to the complaint. The accused told the students they would arrange the required medical examination and subsequently help them obtain appointment orders. The students allegedly agreed to the arrangement but did not make the payment immediately,” the complaint said.

“The modus operandi of touts is to cheat aspirants with false promises.

A case was registered against Dhakalu Bhimarav Lakkebailkar and Veeranna Basavanneppa Nichchanni of Khanapur taluk under BNS Sections 316(2) and 318(3), according to the FIR dated Sept 23.

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