North India Statesman
News India Live, Digital Desk: Another shocking case of false claim of passing the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) Civil Services Examination has come to light in Bihar. A few days ago, Akanksha Kumari’s fraud was exposed, and now a young man from Shekhpura district has trapped the entire area in his web of lies. This young man had claimed that he has secured 440th rank in the UPSC 2025 exam. His lie was so strong that everyone from the former MLA to the police station officer honored him. But, when the truth came out, this alleged ‘IAS officer’ was banished from the village overnight.
What is the whole matter? This interesting incident happened from Fatehpur village of Ariyari block of Shekhpura district. Ranjit Kumar, who lives here, spread the news in his village and on social media after the results of the recent UPSC Civil Services Examination that he has secured All India 440th Rank (AIR 440).
As soon as this news spread, there was a flood of congratulations at Ranjit’s house. Ranjit dominated the entire area for two days.
Giants got deceived, got a lot of respect
Former MLA reached home: Overjoyed by this alleged success of Ranjeet, former MLA Vijay Samrat reached his house in Fatehpur. He honored Ranjeet with a big suitcase and other gifts and shared the pictures on social media.
Police distributed sweets: Mahuli police station incharge Rampravesh Bharti also called Ranjeet to the police station, fed him sweets and honored him.
Gathering of local leaders: Chief husband Sarfaraz Ahmed and many other dignitaries also loaded Ranjit with flowers and garlands.
This is how the expose of ‘fake IAS’ was exposed When this news was investigated in depth, it was revealed that the 440th rank in UPSC 2025 was not of Ranjit Kumar of Bihar, but Ranjith Kumar R, resident of Chikballapur, Karnataka. Is of. Taking advantage of the similarity of name, Ranjit of Shekhpura had claimed the result of the real candidate from Karnataka as his own.
‘IAS’ ran away as soon as the revelation was made, posts were deleted As soon as the news spread that Ranjit’s claim was completely fake, the Mahuli police station incharge called him to the police station for questioning, taking his Aadhaar card and UPSC admit card. But as soon as Ranjeet got wind of the police call, he switched off his mobile and ran away from the village. His family is also now avoiding talking to anyone and has kept distance from the media.
On the other hand, the leaders and officers who were getting photographed with Ranjeet till yesterday are now feeling remorse. Former MLA Vijay Samrat, avoiding embarrassment, immediately deleted all the pictures honoring Ranjit from his social media account.
A false story was created after seeing the success of friends. According to the villagers, Ranjeet, who belonged to a farmer family, had gone to Delhi for studies. Many of his friends have actually become government officials. Ranjeet often boasted in the village that he too would soon become an IAS. Meanwhile, taking advantage of the similarity of names, he created this entire drama to gain false applause.
