Months Ahead of Marriage, Assam female cop arrests fiancé on fraud charges

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• May 6, 2022 | admin

Junmoni's fiancé Rana allegedly pretended to be a PR officer at ONGC and cheated many people for crores of rupees under the guise of providing jobs at at the corporation.

Digital Desk: Assam lady sub-inspector Junmoni Rabha arrested her fiancé Rana Pogag on fraud charges months before their wedding. Junmoni's fiancé Rana allegedly pretended to be a PR officer at Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) and cheated many people for crores of rupees under the guise of providing jobs at the corporation.

After filing an FIR for indulging in fraudulent activities, SI Junmoni of the Nagaon District of Assam arrested and handed over her fiancé to the Nagaon police. Since October of last year, they had been engaged and planned to marry in November this year.

According to reports, the accused met Junmoni in January 2021 while she was deployed in Majuli and later got engaged after a few months with their families' blessings. She told the media that she became suspicious of him after being transferred to Nagaon. Further, she claimed that he had no job and that he was hesitating to join another place, i.e., Silchar, where he was transferred, as he couldn't bear being away from her.

"I'd want to express my gratitude to three individuals who came forward and told me of his activities. I'm grateful my eyes got opened,"  Junmoni told the reporters. 

Reportedly, the police have seized forged seals and fake documents from Rana's possession and he is now under two days of police custody. 

Junmoni told the reporters, "There was something really odd about him, and slowly I came to know about his frauds."

Notably, sub-inspector Junmoni Rabha was previously in the news after a telephone conversation with AGP MLA Amiya Bhuyan, which went viral. When Amiya Bhuyan requested her to divert from her duties, she replied befittingly. He requested that she release a few members of his constituency who had been detained for unlawfully operating a one-engine boat in the Brahmaputra River after the Majuli boat accident occurred last year.