“Take the money, put on the uniform, say – let’s go, you are an IPS…” This is how 18-year-old Mithlesh was cheated in Bihar, and the secrets of the pistol and the bike were also revealed – Fake IPS Mithlesh was cheated in Bihar, and the secrets of the pistol and the bike were also revealed lclcn

Fake IPS Mithlesh arrested in Jammu and Kashmir, Bihar, has new revelations. He said a man named Manoj Singh took Rs 2 lakh and measured his body measurements before handing him an IPS uniform, IPS batch and a fake pistol. After this, Manoj Singh said, now you have become an IPS. Subsequently, he rode home on a bike worth Rs 2 lakh that he had received as dowry and took blessings from his mother. However, he was arrested the next day.

This is how 19-year-old Mithlesh was deceived

In fact, 19-year-old Mithlesh Kumar is a resident of Govardhan Bigha village in Halsi police station area of ​​Lakhisarai district. Mithilesh Kumar, a youth arrested for fake IPS, told reporters that a person named Manoj Singh of Kaira area offered him a police job and in return he demanded Rs 2 lakh (Rs 30,000) from him. For this, Mithilesh took two lakh rupees from his uncle and gave it to Manoj Singh so that he could get a job in the police department.

After wearing the school uniform, I received my mother’s blessing.

Thereafter, Manoj Singh measured his body and called him the next day and gave him the IPS uniform, IPS batch and fake pistol. Mislesh returned home happily in the uniform and took blessings from his mother and set out to meet Manoj Singh. Mislesh said that Manoj Singh called him in uniform and demanded the remaining Rs 30,000. Mislesh was about to meet her and stayed at Sikandra Chowk for some time, following which the police arrested him.

My son entered the village in police uniform

Meanwhile, Pinky Devi, mother of arrested Mithlesh Kumar, told reporters that her son arrived in the village in police uniform. We were happy to see this. After that, we had dinner and went to sleep at night. The next day, when he was going to a place again, the police caught his son. He did not know why his son did this. Meanwhile, the police had registered a case against arrested fake IPS Mithilesh Kumar, but he was released on bail after giving him the benefit of Section 35 (3) of the law.

DSP said in this matter

Jamui DSP Satish Suman said that in cases involving punishment of seven years or less, arrest is not mandatory. He said that Mithlesh Kumar, an accused in the fake IPS case, was released after paying bail and going to jail. He said that the police is seriously investigating the entire incident and during the investigation, action will be taken against those involved in the matter and charges will be filed against them.