Updated: Mom, 22 Sep 2025 03:30 am (IST) A case of fraud of Rs 1.25 crore was reported from 11 account holders in a post office in East Delhi. The victims filed a FIR a month ago, but no arrests have been made yet. The victims claim that the officials and employees of the Post Office illegally withdraw money from their accounts. Many victims, including Devendra Pratap Singh, complained to the police commissioner. Jagran correspondent, East Delhi. How corrupt and helpless the government system is that it can be measured from the fact that there was a fraud of about Rs 1.25 crore of 11 account holders in the post office. The fir was taken a month ago, nor the accused was caught, and this post department could not find out which officers and employees were involved in this fraud. Remove the ad, just read the news, the victims carry slippers in the post office and justice police station. Begging for justice. In this case, Sajid Vishal of the Post Office management says the investigation into the case is underway. In this case, former teacher Devendra Pratap Singh registered several fraud, including fraud at the MS Park police station on August 21. Devendra Pratap reported in the complaint with police that he had retired in the year 2019. He opened an account at the Post Office of Mansarovar Park area and found an FD of Rs 44 Lakh. The victim claims to have done this work of the post office agent Nitin Maheshwari. He gave him 15 thousand rupees of installment every month. The victim last went to the post office in July and found out about his bank account, and his senses flew away. The victim learned that his account was empty. He accused the agent of replacing the link number from his bank account with the officers and employees of the Post Office and issued a duplicate checkbook without their consent. His account was evacuated with false signatures. When the victim talked to other account holders, there was a similar fraud with him. The victim complained with ten other victims at the MS Park police station. Even after the fir, the victim has now complained to the Delhi Police Commissioner for no action.
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