Fake marksheet shattered the dream of getting a job: The racket broke after a complaint to the collector and a fraud of Rs 50,000.

Fake degree racket exposed in Rajgarh, computer centre had become a hub of fraud. Had come with the dream of getting a job, but got fake marksheets. Another shocking case of fraud has come to light in Rajgarh district of Madhya Pradesh. After fake payments and jobs in the district hospital, now a big revelation of fake marksheets has been made. This time the target is a computer centre of the city – Genius Computer Centre, which was allegedly making and selling fake marksheets of 10th and 12th.

The whole matter came to light when a youth named Kumar Singh Bhilala used a marksheet made in his wife’s name for an Anganwadi job and that marksheet turned out to be fake. When he checked her record on the online portal, no details were found.Kumair Singh complained about this irregularity directly to the collector and after this the police came into action. On Thursday, the police raided the centre, seized documents and took the operator Kunal Mevade into custody.Marksheets of Delhi and Uttarakhand boards were made at the centre, deal of Rs 10,000 for 10th and Rs 12,000 for 12thPolice investigation has revealed that marksheets of Delhi and Uttarakhand boards were made at the centre, which looked like the originals but were actually fake. Many people have got their marksheets made from this centre.

Kunal Mevade, who is the operator of Genius Computer Centre, told the police that – “The marksheets we had given to the students were showing on the online site earlier, but now they are not getting updated. These are registered papers, not fake.”However, his claim is under question, because not only was no record found on the government website, but many complainants like Kumar Singh told that marksheets were given to them after taking a huge amount of money, and when they applied for the job, they were not valid.The police is investigating the computers, documents and many files recovered from the centre, in which many fake certificates have been found so far.

The truth of false promises: Dream of getting a job, but a web of fraudKumair Singh openly told that he had paid 50 thousand rupees to get his wife’s 10th and 12th marksheets made in the name of Delhi University. The centre people claimed that it is completely valid and will be valid for any job across the country.He told, “The person who gave the marksheet had said that this is an open school exam, the centre is recognized by the Delhi Board. But when we used it for a real job, we came to know that it is fake. There is no record on the online site.”When Kumar Singh complained to the Collector’s office after getting upset with this fraud, the administration took immediate action and got the entire centre locked.

Will such fake marksheet centres be stopped now? This entire case has raised many serious questions—are such centres working not only in Rajgarh but also in other districts? How many youths have been duped by falling into such traps. Those looking for jobs by getting fake mark sheets are not only wasting their time and money but also putting their future in danger.The police investigation is still on and more names of this network are expected to come out soon. But it is necessary that students and parents remain cautious and do not take education or certificate from any unknown institution.