The J&K Police’s Crime Branch announced filing a charge sheet in a case involving a government employee faking signatures of top officials. The Economic Offences Wing of Crime Branch Kashmir exposed a scam where the accused duped unemployed youth and poor families with forged allotment and appointment orders.
A charge sheet was submitted in the court against the accused, Fouzia Afzal, for various offenses under the Indian Penal Code. The case stemmed from a complaint alleging the accused, a Class-IV employee, issued fake allotment orders of shops and plots.
Investigations revealed that the accused used fabricated signatures and seals of high-ranking officials to deceive innocent individuals. The accused faces multiple FIRs and complaints, leading to her suspension and a recommendation for premature retirement.
Fake allotment orders with forged signatures were used to deceive victims, portraying the fraud as legitimate. The accused impersonated officials from different government departments, leading to her arrest by the J&K Police.
