Jammu: The Crime Branch of the Jammu and Kashmir Police has filed a chargesheet against a notorious woman and her two accomplices for their alleged involvement in a large-scale job scam, in which they reportedly cheated people of crores of rupees by promising government jobs in the Union Territory.
The trio is accused of defrauding at least 10 individuals by collecting huge sums of money under the pretext of providing employment and issuing fake government appointment letters to unsuspecting youths.
“A detailed investigation established the offences, and the chargesheet has now been submitted to the court of the Railway Magistrate in Jammu,” said a Crime Branch officer.
The case was originally registered in 2024 against the main accused, a woman from Ramgarh in Samba district, and her associates, Dalip Singh and Subhash Chander, following a complaint by Bubal Kumar of Kot Bhalwal. According to the complainant, the accused defrauded him of Rs 50 lakh by promising government jobs for his two unemployed, educated sons and providing forged appointment orders.
Officials added that a separate case was registered this year against the same trio in connection with another job scam, involving Rs 1.27 crore, based on complaints from nine victims.
Senior Superintendent of Police, Crime Jammu, Benam Tosh, stated that further investigation is ongoing, while the chargesheet proceeds through the judicial process.
