A 24-year-old man from Kanpur, Ritesh Sharma, has been arrested for pretending to be an Income Tax Officer. He was caught during a routine police check when his suspicious behaviour and a fake ID card revealed he was trying to hide his unemployment from his family. The car he was using belonged to his father.
A 24-year-old man from Nai Basti, identified as Ritesh Sharma, found himself in police custody on Wednesday for allegedly posing as an Income Tax officer. The arrest, made in the Rawatpur area under the jurisdiction of the Kalyanpur police circle, shed light on a desperate attempt to conceal his joblessness from his family through deceitful means.
ACP Abhishek Kumar Pandey detailed the circumstances surrounding the arrest, explaining that Ritesh Sharma was apprehended during a routine checkin
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FAQ :
Ritesh Sharma was arrested for posing as an Income Tax Officer to hide his unemployment from his family.
He was apprehended during a routine police checking drive after his responses and a fake ID card aroused suspicion.
He was using a black car marked with the insignia of the Government of India and the Income Tax Department, and possessed a fake ID card.
The vehicle Ritesh Sharma was using belonged to his father.
A case has been registered against him under relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code, and he has been remanded to judicial custody.