🚨 35 Years Job on Fake Caste Certificate: Case Against Gwalior’s Rajesh

A major controversy has surfaced involving an Excise Department employee accused of working for over 35 years using a fake caste certificate, prompting intervention by the National Commission for Scheduled Castes.

📍 What is the Case?

The accused, Rajesh, a resident of Gwalior, allegedly:

• Secured a government job in the Excise Department using a fraudulent caste certificate

• Continued in service for more than three decades

• Availed benefits meant for Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe (SC/ST) categories

📄 Fake Documents Allegedly Made in Bilaspur

Investigations suggest that:

• The caste certificate was allegedly procured from Bilaspur

• Authorities suspect the document may have been forged or obtained through illegal means

• Verification of records and issuing authorities is currently underway

⚖️ SC/ST Commission Steps In

Taking serious note of the matter, the National Commission for Scheduled Castes has:

• Issued a notice seeking explanation from concerned officials

• Asked for a detailed report on how the certificate was verified and accepted

• Sought accountability for possible lapses in the system

🔍 Investigation & Possible Action

Authorities are now examining:

• Authenticity of the caste certificate

• Role of officials who approved and verified documents

• Whether there was collusion or negligence

If proven guilty, the accused could face:

• Termination from service

• Recovery of benefits availed

• Criminal charges for fraud and forgery

⚠️ Larger Concerns

The case raises serious questions about:

• Verification processes in government recruitment

• Misuse of reservation benefits

• Need for stricter checks to prevent such frauds

📝 Conclusion

The alleged case of Rajesh from Gwalior highlights a significant loophole in the system, where a fake caste certificate may have gone undetected for decades. With the National Commission for Scheduled Castes stepping in, strict action and accountability are now expected.