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Man Bags VP Role at Gwalior Firm With Fabricated Credentials, Earned Rs 2.8 Lakh

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A man in Gwalior, India, allegedly secured a Vice President position at a firm by submitting fraudulent documents. Investigators claim he had no actual work history with the company he listed as a previous employer. The fake credentials were enough to land him a senior role carrying a monthly salary of Rs 2.8 lakh. Authorities allege he used three forged documents to deceive the hiring firm. The case has been taken up by investigators following the discovery of the fabrication.

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