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Agra teacher faces FIR over alleged 40-year-old job fraud
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More old recruitment files may reopen if Agra police confirm forged documents in this case.

The story is striking because the alleged fraud is being pursued decades later, which makes it both unusual and highly shareable. It also points to how old recruitment records can still trigger criminal and financial consequences.

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The story is striking because the alleged fraud is being pursued decades later, which makes it both unusual and highly shareable. It also points to how old recruitment records can still trigger criminal and financial consequences.

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An Agra government-aided school teacher, Dinesh Chandra, faces an FIR over alleged job fraud nearly four decades after his 1985-86 appointment. Officials say records were falsified during recruitment, and his brother, then principal Mahendra Singh Lavania, and former manager Naveen Parashar were also named. The inquiry also found possible irregularities in his retirement benefits in 2021.

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Agra teacher faces FIR over alleged 40-year-old job fraud

Officials say records were falsified in a 1980s appointment, with retirement benefits now under scrutiny too.

Indian Express·52m ago
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