Ex-government clerk dupes blind man of Rs 2.5 lakh - Times of India Mumbai: Ex-government clerk dupes blind man of Rs 2.5 lakh TNN | Apr 1, 2019, 07.53 AM IST Printed from MUMBAI: A former employee of the state secretariat, Mantralaya, has been arrested for allegedly cheating a shopkeeper of Rs 2.5 lakh, by promising to help his visually challenged son get a job in the corridors of power. The accused, Aavesh Gaikwad (43), had been sacked from his job, said an official from Nirmal Nagar police station. He had learnt that the son of a shop owner in Bandra (east), Vinit Gala, had applied for a government job. "Gaikwad told him he could use his clout in the department to better his son's chances of getting the job. To facilitate the young man's early recruitment, he took the money," said the officer. Gala learnt recently that Gaikwad had been sacked from his job as he often bunked work, said the police. That's when he realised that Gaikwad had cheated him. Deputy commissioner of police Anil Kumbhare said Gaikwad, who has been charged with cheating, is in custody.
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