Cuncolim Police have registered an FIR against three persons for allegedly cheating two brothers from Palolem, Canacona, of ₹12 lakh on the pretext of securing a government teaching job for their sister-in-law.
According to the complaint filed by a resident of Palolem, the incident took place in October 2024 at Balli, Quepem.
The accused have been identified as Sainath Naik alias Nikhil Naik, a resident of Sattari; Kalpesh Bhukkam, a resident of Cuncolim; and Narendra Kudalkar alias Naren, a resident of Santa Cruz.
As per the complaint, Sainath Naik and Kalpesh Bhukkam allegedly induced Amaraj Bhandari and his brother, Raviraj Bhandari, to pay money in exchange for securing a government teacher's post at a government primary school for Amaraj's sister-in-law.
The complaint further alleges that Narendra Kudalkar, in connivance with Sainath Naik, impersonated a government officer to gain the complainant's trust.
The accused allegedly collected a total amount of ₹12 lakh from the two brothers but failed to provide the promised government job.
Cuncolim Police have registered an FIR in the matter, and further investigation is underway.
Three Booked for Promising Government Job That Never Came
Cuncolim Police have registered an FIR against three persons for allegedly cheating two brothers from Palolem, Canacona, of ₹12 lakh on the
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