JAMMU, OCT 27: Channi Himmat Police are investigating an alleged ₹4.10 crore fraud involving promises of securing jobs through the Railway Board recruitment process and arranging tenders for the supply of drinking water bottles to Northern Railway. The main accused has been arrested and is currently in judicial custody, while efforts are underway to trace and apprehend other suspects allegedly linked to the case.
The case is being investigated under FIR Number 262/2026 registered at Police Station Channi Himmat. According to the details shared by Jammu Police, the alleged fraud involved assurances of facilitating employment through railway recruitment and securing supply contracts for drinking water bottles for Northern Railway.
During the investigation, police arrested the main accused, who remains in judicial custody. Investigators are now working to identify other individuals suspected of involvement and establish the extent of their alleged roles in the operation.
A key focus of the probe is to trace the financial transactions associated with the alleged ₹4.10 crore fraud, establish the flow of money and determine whether other persons were involved in facilitating or executing the scheme. Police are also examining the wider network to establish the complete sequence of events and gather evidence required for further legal action.
Jammu Police have withheld the identities of the persons involved, citing the ongoing investigation and the need to preserve its confidentiality and integrity.
The case highlights the risks associated with promises of government employment and lucrative supply contracts made through unofficial channels. People are advised to verify recruitment notifications and tender procedures through authorised sources and exercise caution before transferring money on assurances of securing jobs or government contracts.
Jammu Police reiterated their commitment to investigating financial offences and taking legal action against those found involved in criminal activities. The investigation in the Channi Himmat case is continuing.
