Hyderabad Fake Certificate Racket Busted in Kukatpally Two Arrested
Hyderabad, 26 July – (www.deccanlive.com): Cyberabad police have busted a major fake certificate racket operating in Kukatpally. The gang was targeting students and job seekers aspiring for overseas opportunities, issuing them forged degree certificates and mark sheets in exchange for money.
The racket operated under the name “Sri Vyas Consultancy”, set up as a shop in Kukatpally. Acting on credible information, police raided the premises and arrested two key accused — A. Harish and M. Mahesh.
During the raid, police seized numerous fake certificates, mobile phones, and important documents. Investigations revealed that the accused had issued fake certificates to at least 46 people, out of which 24 individuals have already traveled abroad using these forged documents.
Further interrogation led to the name of another suspect, Mohan from Vijayawada, who is believed to be supplying these fake certificates. Police have launched a search to nab him.
Officials warned that such scams not only cheat young aspirants out of their money but also put their futures at serious risk. A case has been registered, and authorities have assured strict action against such fraudsters.
Would you like me to rewrite this in a more sensational “crime-reporting” style (like a tabloid feature: “Shocking! How fake degree shops are sending people abroad”)? Or keep it straightforward news-style?
