SRINAGAR: A courtroom in Srinagar dismissed the bail plea on Thursday for a person accused of making a faux web site within the title of the Well being and Medical Training Division.
The accused, Sajad Hussain Zargar of Bemina, was alleged to have “uploaded faux orders to lure unemployed youth.”
Metropolis Justice of the Peace Srinagar, Fozia Paul, rejected the bail plea, stating, “Paying attention to all of the details and the excessive magnitude of the case and the truth that the investigation within the matter is at its preliminary stage, I opine that if, in any respect, the accused is launched on bail at this stage, the identical would frustrate the investigation in addition to shake the boldness of most of the people within the judicial system.”
The courtroom held that the accused particular person was not entitled to the concession of bail at this stage and rejected the plea. The faux orders associated to the Well being and Medical Training Division had been created and uploaded on the web site.
The courtroom described the state of affairs as “a rip-off whereby the official web site of the Well being and Medical Training Division has been cloned by the accused together with different individuals who’re nonetheless absconding, thereby issuing faux appointment orders to harmless individuals who have grow to be victims of this fraud, is a matter of significant concern.”
The courtroom additionally famous that “it’s a techno crime punishable underneath part 66 of the IT Act, which is a socio-economic offence fairly rampant and pervasive social wrongdoing.” Whereas emphasizing that it’s the most consequential menace to a nation’s financial system and legislation, the courtroom said, “Within the instantaneous matter, the act of the accused particular person in connivance with different individuals appears to be a well-planned and cultivated act, which hampers the well-being of a society since such crimes have the impact of alluring harmless individuals who fall victims into the arms of such fraudsters on the pretext of employment.”
In response to the prosecution, Sajad Hussain Zargar was arrested in reference to case (FIR No. 16/2023) of police Cyber Police Station Kashmir Zone Srinagar for offences underneath part 66-D of IT Act, 34, 120-B, 468 of IPC.
The police investigation revealed that the accused created a clone or faux business web site with the URL https://Jk-gov.com within the title of the Well being and Medical Training Division. The official web site knowledge was cloned, and faux orders referencing J&Ok’s Well being and Medical Training Division had been created and uploaded on the web site.
The prosecution highlighted that there was apprehension that the information and the faux orders uploaded may be misused by unscrupulous parts to the detriment of public curiosity. The investigation uncovered that 10 unemployed and educated people had been allured and made to pay cash for faux authorities jobs. The accused supposed to extort vital quantities from the victims after offering them with faux appointment orders. Whereas some accused had been arrested, different suspect individuals had been absconding and but to be arrested.
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