Diploma Fraud | Diploma Fraud

‘Teacher’ booked for fraud of Rs32 lakh

diplomafraud October 31, 2014 0

Bharti Dhage alias Bharti Borkar has been charged with cheating and criminal breach of trust by Hudkeshwar police for a fraud of Rs32 lakh. Police said Bharti had been engaged as teacher at a

Man in trouble over bank loan, fake documents

diplomafraud October 30, 2014 0

The young man, Salisu Yusuf, whom police said also claimed to be a medical doctor, allegedly presented a fake employment letter identifying him as a doctor with the National Hospital, Abuja, a false letter

Lid blown off documents racket, six arrested

diplomafraud October 29, 2014 0

Six persons, including a Bangladeshi man, were arrested late on Saturday by the Rajarhat police in connection with running a racket that printed fake documents. A number of sophisticated printers and computers were seized from

Pakistan couple held for buying flat with fake documents, say police

diplomafraud October 28, 2014 0

A Sindhi couple hailing from Pakistan was arrested on Sunday on charges of buying a flat here on the basis of fake documents.

Fake marksheets recovered from former principal’s house

diplomafraud October 27, 2014 0

A huge cache of fake mark sheets and college degrees were seized from the house of a former principal of a college affiliated to the B R Ambedkar University by police on Friday. This

LAPD officer accused of faking military documents to get paid leave

diplomafraud October 25, 2014 0

A veteran Los Angeles Police officer was arrested Tuesday on charges of stealing public funds related to allegedly submitting fictitous military leave documents on several occasions

Avoid receiving a fake diploma

diplomafraud October 24, 2014 0

Seeking employment without a high school diploma is nearly impossible in this day and age. It is also required if you have plans of entering college or the military. Last month, at the request

Blank degree certificates found on road

diplomafraud October 23, 2014 0

Around 9.45am Monday near Ganganagar Market, about half a kilometre from the Central Bureau of Investigation office on Bellary Road, S Kumar stepped on a set of papers outside a cigarette shop. When he took