Jalna Police in Maharashtra Wednesday busted a racket allegedly involved in preparing fake industrial trade certificates in the name of a government-run institute and selling them to youths to get jobs in factories, police said.
The accused duo, identified as Bhagwan Khandebhard and Santosh Manbhare, allegedly prepared fake certificates in the name of an Industrial Training Institute (ITI) located in Badnapur area in the district, a senior police officer said.
"Police have seized a printer, a scanner and a desktop computer besides fake certificates from the duo," district superintendent of police S. Chaitanya told reporters.
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