Housekeeping Staff Pose As "GST Officers", Scam Bengaluru Traders

In a shocking incident in Bengaluru, two housekeeping staff members employed at a Central Government GST office were arrested for impersonating 'Intelligence Officers' as part of an extortion scheme. The duo targeted local traders, coercing them into paying bribes under the guise of conducting inspections related to Goods and Services Tax compliance. Their fraudulent activities not only exploited the trust of the business community but also raised serious concerns about the security protocols in government offices. Local authorities are now investigating the extent of the scam and the possibility of other individuals being involved. This case highlights the need for stricter measures to prevent impersonation and safeguard businesses against such fraudulent practices.
Originally reported by NDTV India News. Read original article
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