Muzaffarnagar:
A case has been registered against six people for allegedly duping 21 job aspirants of Rs 1 crore on the pretext of providing employment in the Railways, police said on Wednesday.
According to the complaint lodged by the aspirants, the accused duped them of Rs 1 crore and also gave them fake appointment letters, he said.
The job aspirants realised that they had been cheated when they approached the department concerned with the fake letters, the SHO said, adding that a search was underway to nab the accused.
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