A Bengaluru couple and five others have been arrested for allegedly duping nearly 100 job aspirants by forging appointment letters for posts in Karnataka courts. The accused created a convincing facade, including fake recruitment orders and even an 'elderly judge,' to lure victims. Victims collectively paid lakhs for promised government jobs.
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