Fake Marks Card Racket Busted in Karnataka, Three Arrested

Police suspect that accuses Had Printed and Distributed Over 350 Fake Marks Cards Using which some of their customers even obtained government jobs. , Photo Credit: Photo for representation only

Following a tip-off, the economy offense wing of the Central Crime Branch Busted A Fake SSLC and PUC Marks Cards Racket. They are arrested a gang of three operating in three districts Across karnataka to sell the fake marks cards.

The accused – prashanth gudumi, 41, from dharwad, mounish kj, 36, from Banashankari in Bengaluru, and Rajashekhar H., 41 from Gadag – Were Charging Anywhere Beetween ₹ 5,000 and ₹ 20,000 for for Each Marks Card.

The accused, according to the police, registered an education account Even thoughts the company did not have any approval from the state education board, the accused claimed that their education system was equivalent to the state education system.

Prashanth and mounish are mba graduates and rajashekhar has completes his ba. They were operating their racket offering cards from dharward, belagavi, gadag and bengaluru, police said.

Police suspect that accuses Had Printed and Distributed Over 350 Fake Marks Cards Using which some of their customers even obtained jobs in the state's transport and child welfare minments. Others have obtained jobs in private companies, got passports and other government ids, police said.

The accused used to reply to the verification calls from different government departments to cross-check the genuineness of the marks cards during the job selection process.

The Racket Came to Light when Mirza Inamulla, A Businessman from Palace Guttahali, Contacted Mounish at His Office in Banashankari to Inquire about A DISTANCE COURSE FORSE FORSE FORSE FORSE FORSE FORSE FOR Mounish offered to give him marks card without attending any class or exam, for a price, and even offered to arrange the SSLC and Pu Certificate.

Mr. Inamullah informed the police who raided the academy and found that mounish was printing the marks cards in his office and distributing them to his associates operating in variable parts of the state.