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Dissemination of Fabricated Promotion Letters via Social Media by Defendant

Press RoomBy Press RoomMarch 25, 2025
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Manas Ranjan Senapati’s Web of Deception Unravels: Fake DSP, Counterfeit Currency, and Employment Scams

Bhubaneswar, Odisha – In a shocking incident that has sent ripples through the state, a man masquerading as a Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) has been apprehended by the Saheed Nagar police in Bhubaneswar. The accused, identified as Manas Ranjan Senapati, a resident of Bhadrak district, had meticulously crafted a false identity, complete with forged promotion letters, fabricated social media posts, and a counterfeit police uniform. The elaborate charade came crashing down during a routine police patrol, exposing a web of deceit that included possession of counterfeit currency and alleged employment scams targeting unsuspecting students.

Senapati’s carefully constructed facade began to crumble when vigilant officers from the Saheed Nagar police station noticed suspicious behavior during their routine patrol and checks. Upon further investigation, they unearthed a trove of evidence that pointed to a calculated scheme of impersonation and fraud. A fake identity card bearing the designation of DSP, along with counterfeit currency amounting to Rs 2 lakh, was discovered in his possession. The discovery unraveled a complex tapestry of lies, revealing Senapati’s elaborate attempts to project an image of authority and influence.

The investigation revealed that Senapati had not only fabricated his identity but had also taken to social media to bolster his false persona. He had shared images of purported promotion letters, ostensibly issued by the Home Ministry, on his Facebook and Instagram accounts. To further solidify his fraudulent claims, he had strategically taken photographs near the DSP office in Bhadrak district, cunningly using the backdrop to lend credence to his fabricated narrative. These images, circulated on social media platforms, served as a tool to deceive individuals into believing his assumed identity.

As the investigation deepened, police uncovered yet another layer of Senapati’s deceitful activities. He is alleged to have defrauded numerous students by promising them employment opportunities. Leveraging his fabricated identity as a DSP, he exploited the aspirations of young job seekers, preying on their vulnerability and trust. The full extent of the financial damage caused by these scams remains to be determined as investigators delve deeper into the case, tracing the victims and piecing together the intricate details of the fraudulent transactions.

The arrest of Manas Ranjan Senapati serves as a stark reminder of the pervasive nature of fraud and the importance of vigilance. The meticulous manner in which he constructed his false identity highlights the lengths to which individuals can go to deceive others for personal gain. The incident underscores the need for robust verification processes and a cautious approach towards individuals presenting themselves in positions of authority. The police investigation continues, aiming to uncover all facets of Senapati’s fraudulent activities and bring him to justice.

The incident has sent shockwaves throughout the community, raising concerns about the vulnerability of individuals to such elaborate scams. Authorities are urging citizens to exercise caution and report any suspicious activity to the police. This case serves as a cautionary tale, reminding individuals to be wary of promises that seem too good to be true and to thoroughly verify the credentials of anyone claiming to hold positions of authority or influence. The police are determined to ensure that justice is served and that the victims of Senapati’s deceitful schemes receive appropriate redress.

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