Man held for posing as IAS officer in Chennai
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The accused, N Subash, claimed that he was a joint secretary to the government and was working in the home and rural development department.
A 27-year-old man who posed as an IAS officer in Chennai was arrested by the city police. The accused, N Subash, had distributed fake business cards.
Subash , a resident of Virugambakkam, had been posing as a joint secretary to the government and made people believe that he was attached to the home and rural development department.
HOW HE GOT ARRESTED?
Subash came into the police radar on January 1 when he called the police control room claiming that four men were following him in a two-wheeler. He had further informed the control room that his vehicle was intercepted by them and that he had been abused.
Since Subash told the police that he was an IAS officer, police rushed to the spot and arrested the four men.
The police then tried to reach Subash through the department that Subash had mentioned. But the police officers were informed that no such officer was working with the home and rural development department. The police then started a search for Subash and on Saturday, he surrendered.
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