Patna. The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has started a massive raid operation from Thursday morning in the case of providing fake government jobs. This action of ED is related to the ongoing fraud and money laundering in the name of providing government jobs. The professional gang not only duped the general public by using the names of various government departments and fake documents, but also committed financial fraud worth crores of rupees. ED officials say that this raid can yield many important clues and digital evidence, which will reveal the entire network of the gang. According to the information, this scam was being run especially in the name of recruitment in Indian Railways and 40 other government departments of the country. According to ED, this gang used to create fake email accounts and documents and send appointment letters, call letters and other government certificates to people. These documents were prepared in such a way that they looked like documents issued by government departments. To win people’s trust in this fraud, the gang also sent salaries to the bank accounts of some people for 2 to 3 months. Especially this scam was done in the name of RPF, TTE, Railway Technician, Postal Department, Forest Department, Tax Department, High Court, Public Works Department, Bihar Government, Delhi Development Authority (DDA), Rajasthan Secretariat etc. During this raid, the ED team has collected many digital devices, fake documents and evidence related to banking transactions. In the coming days, after analyzing all this, ED will try to reach other members of the gang and their money and assets. Further investigation in this case may reveal how long this scam was going on and how many people have suffered losses due to it. According to ED, this entire network was being operated in a very organized and professional manner. In this case, ED has conducted raids in Bihar, West Bengal, Uttar Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Gujarat and Kerala. Raids are going on in a total of 15 cities of these 6 states. Raids are being conducted at one place in Muzaffarpur and two places in Motihari, Bihar. Raids are also being conducted at two hideouts of this gang in Kolkata, the capital of West Bengal. Apart from this, ED has also confirmed raids in Chennai, Rajkot and four cities of Kerala. According to experts, social media and digital platforms are also generally used in such scams. According to the information collected by ED so far in this case, the gang has a wide network of fake job portals, emails and bank accounts. Through this, this gang would attract people in the name of recruitment and then extort huge amount of money from them.
