In Jamui, a young man named Mithilesh paid two lakh rupees to get an IPS uniform and was told that he had become an IPS officer. The fake IPS officer, Mithilesh, has now been released from the police station after signing a bond. He has asked the police to arrest the person who sold him the uniform for two lakh rupees and return his money.
On September 20, in Sikandra, Jamui, a young man wearing an IPS uniform and carrying a pistol was arrested by the Sikandra police. The arrested youth was identified as Mithilesh Kumar, a resident of Govardhan Bigha village in the Lakhisarai district's Halsi police station area.
According to Mithilesh Kumar, he received the IPS uniform from a person named Manoj Singh in the Khaira area of Jamui district for two lakh rupees, who told him that his job had been secured in the Halsi police station. In the meantime, Mithilesh Kumar was arrested. The Sikandra police did not send him to jail but released him after making him sign a bond under the new law 35(3).
Mithilesh is currently in his village, Govardhan Bigha. He is now surrounded by media personnel. In a special conversation, Mithilesh Kumar said that although he felt good coming home instead of going to jail, he deeply regrets his actions. That's why he is not stepping out of his house.
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Mithilesh Kumar mentioned that people call him a fake IPS officer, which makes him feel ashamed. Mithilesh said that although he does not fully understand what an IPS officer does, he believes that if his body recovers with proper nutrition, he will either join the police or become a doctor to prove himself.
Whether Mithilesh will achieve anything remains to be seen, but he certainly hopes that the government and Jamui police will arrest Manoj Singh from Khaira, who defrauded him with the promise of an IPS job. He hopes the police will recover the money from Manoj Singh and return it to him so that he can repay his uncle.
