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Crime
Fake IAS Tṛpti Singh Rajput Seen Blogging Outside Chanderi Assembly
✍️ Amar Ujala · Bhopal
🗓 01 Sep 2026, 11:36 AM
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A video released shows Tṛpti Singh Rajput, arrested for posing as an IAS officer in Chanderi, recording a blog with two friends outside the assembly premises, claiming to be a probationer.
A fresh video has emerged featuring Tṛpti Singh Rajput, who was recently taken into custody in Chanderi on allegations of impersonating an Indian Administrative Service officer. The clip was first reported by Amar Ujala in Bhopal and has quickly circulated on social media.
In the footage, Rajput is seen outside the Chanderi assembly complex, sitting with two female companions. She operates a handheld camera while narrating a blog, repeatedly referring to herself as a "probationer" and describing daily activities in a casual tone.
Law enforcement officials have not commented on the new visual evidence, but the video adds to the existing investigation into Rajput's alleged fraud. No additional charges have been announced, and authorities continue to verify the authenticity of the recording as part of the ongoing case.
The incident underscores the broader problem of individuals falsely claiming government positions to gain public trust, prompting calls for stricter verification mechanisms.
The case remains under active investigation by the Madhya Pradesh police, and further updates are expected as the probe progresses.
In the footage, Rajput is seen outside the Chanderi assembly complex, sitting with two female companions. She operates a handheld camera while narrating a blog, repeatedly referring to herself as a "probationer" and describing daily activities in a casual tone.
Law enforcement officials have not commented on the new visual evidence, but the video adds to the existing investigation into Rajput's alleged fraud. No additional charges have been announced, and authorities continue to verify the authenticity of the recording as part of the ongoing case.
The incident underscores the broader problem of individuals falsely claiming government positions to gain public trust, prompting calls for stricter verification mechanisms.
The case remains under active investigation by the Madhya Pradesh police, and further updates are expected as the probe progresses.