Pakistani Woman Secured Govt Teacher Job in UP's Rampur Using Forged Documents, FIR Registered

According to reports the woman, a Pakistani national, concealed her actual identity to obtain a job in the Education Department in Uttar Pradesh's Rampur approximately 33 years ago.

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Pakistani Woman Secured Govt Teacher Job in UP's Rampur Using Forged Documents, FIR Registered
Pakistani Woman Secured Govt Teacher Job in UP's Rampur Using Forged Documents, FIR Registered | Image: Republic

Rampur, Uttar Pradesh: A case of employment fraud has surfaced in the Azimnagar police station area in Uttar Pradesh's Rampur, where a woman has been accused of securing a teaching position using forged documents.

It is alleged that the woman, a Pakistani national, concealed her actual identity to obtain a job in the Education Department approximately 33 years ago.

The revelation has caused a significant stir within the Education Department. Following an internal disclosure, a Junior Assistant from the department filed a formal complaint with the local authorities. Based on this complaint, the Azimnagar Police have registered an FIR and initiated a comprehensive investigation into the matter.

Additional Superintendent of Police Anurag Singh told PTI that the accused had worked as a teacher at a primary school in the Kumhariya village.

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Further details are awaited.

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