He is a big fraudster!
- Who is extending support to the fraudster Jameel Anjum Mir from the Civil Secretariat? This should be thoroughly investigated, and the links should be exposed, as it is impossible for him to gain easy access to the Secretariat without assistance. It should be seriously investigated.
- This fraudster has deceived many people and looted a significant amount of money. The question is, where has he spent this money? He may be a fundraiser for anti-national elements, as these groups are not receiving funds from Pakistan to support their terrorist activities. It should be properly investigated.
jj correspondent
Jammu, Dec 24: In a significant move to combat fraud and safeguard public interest, the Special Crime Wing of the Crime Branch Jammu has filed a charge sheet against Jameel Anjum Mir son of Nasir Ahmed, a habitual offender resident of H. No. 25 Naraina Mohalla, Jammu. He stands accused of issuing a fraudulent appointment order in a government department, an act that was intended to deceive vulnerable job seekers.
This action is part of the ongoing crackdown by the Crime Branch J&K on fraudsters and criminals exploiting public trust. According to Sanjay Parihar, SSP of the Special Crime Wing Jammu, the case was initiated following a written complaint regarding a fake Selection-cum-Appointment order purportedly issued by a government department. Upon investigation, it was revealed that the order lacked any official number or date, and was fabricated with the sole purpose of swindling individuals and tarnishing the reputation of the concerned department.
Through meticulous investigation, Jameel Anjum Mir was identified as the main suspect. The charges against him include sections 419 (cheating by personation), 420 (cheating and dishonestly inducing delivery of property), 465 (forgery), and 468 (forgery for the purpose of cheating) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC). It was also revealed that Mir is a habitual criminal, with seven other cases registered against him in the Crime Branch and various police stations across Jammu.
The charge sheet has now been filed before the Court of Municipal Mobile Magistrate, Jammu, for judicial proceedings.
This decisive action highlights the Crime Branch’s unwavering commitment to ensuring justice and protecting the public from fraudulent schemes. The department’s vigilance in identifying and prosecuting such crimes reinforces its dedication to maintaining the integrity of public services and safeguarding the rights of innocent citizens.
