Jammu police have arrested the main accused in an alleged multi-million-rupee railway fraud case amounting to Rs 4.10 crore. According to authorities, the scam involved deceptive promises of securing jobs within the railways as well as lucrative tenders for supplying drinking water bottles to Northern Railway.
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Jammu police have arrested the main accused in an alleged multi-million-rupee railway fraud case amounting to Rs 4.10 crore. According to authorities, the scam involved deceptive promises of securing jobs within the railways as well as lucrative tenders for supplying drinking water bottles to Northern Railway.
A formal case under relevant sections of the law was recently registered at the Channi Himmat police station in Jammu. Following the registration of the case, investigators tracked down and apprehended the primary suspect, who has now been placed in judicial custody.
Law enforcement officials are continuing their inquiries to map out the entire criminal network, trace financial transactions, and determine the exact roles played by other individuals. Police stated that identities are currently being withheld to maintain confidentiality and protect the integrity of the ongoing investigation.
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The main suspect has been arrested and remanded to judicial custody, while police continue efforts to trace other individuals linked to the network.
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Job seekers and individuals seeking business tenders with Northern Railway who lost money to the alleged scam.
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