A man, identified as Rashim Khan from Alwar district, Rajasthan, was arrested by Kolata’s Bidhannagar City Police for creating a fake social media account of West Bengal Director General of Police Manoj Malviya. Khan admitted to attempting to deceive people and make money through the fake profile. The investigation suggests he may be part of a larger racket. punjabnewsexpress.com reported
Man Arrested for Running Fake Social Media Account of West Bengal DGP
Kolkata Police Arrests Man for Impersonating West Bengal DGP on Social Media
A man named Rashim Khan, hailing from Alwar district in West Bengal, has been apprehended by the Bidhannagar City Police in Kolkata. Khan allegedly created a fake social media account of West Bengal Director General of Police (DGP) Manoj Malviya, attempting to deceive people for personal gain.
Profile Authenticated by DGP Office
Upon closer examination of the social media account, it raised suspicions regarding its authenticity. The matter was reported to the DGP office, which confirmed that the profile was indeed fake.
Arrest and Investigation
The Bidhannagar City Police swiftly traced the offender to Rajasthan, where he was operating the fraudulent profile. A team was dispatched to Rajasthan, arresting Khan and bringing him back to Kolkata on transit remand.
Confession and Motive
During interrogation, Khan admitted to creating the fake profile with the intention of deceiving people and making money. Although he sent messages soliciting funds to individuals through the fake account, very few responded positively, with most coming from Kerala and Karnataka.
Possible Involvement of a Larger Scam Network
Investigating officials suspect that Khan may not be acting alone and could be part of a larger racket engaged in similar fraudulent activities.
Educational Background
The accused, Rashim Khan, holds a degree in mathematics.
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