The man, who posed as 'captain Sameer Singh' of the Navy, operated from Ambernath in Thane district
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On Wednesday, the Indian Navy lodged a complaint with Thane Police seeking the arrest of a man who allegedly cheated youths by promising them jobs in the Navy.
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The man, who posed as 'captain Sameer Singh' of the Navy, operated from Ambernath in Thane district, it said in a release.
"A preliminary investigation conducted by Naval Police revealed that this individual used a fake Ministry of Defence letter, indicating INS Kunjali, situated at Colaba, Mumbai, as being the recruitment and workplace," the Navy release added.
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He took money from job aspirants as application fees and for issuing 'uniforms' and identity cards, the release said.
A Naval Police team lodged a complaint with Shivaji Nagar Police station in Ambernath East, requesting the police to apprehend the man and register a First Information Report against him, it added.
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