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Crime
Fake IAS trainee Tripti Singh faces fourth FIR for Rs 50 lakh hotel lease fraud in Ashoknagar
✍️ Amar Ujala · Bhopal
🗓 02 Sep 2026, 03:17 PM
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Police in Ashoknagar have filed a fourth FIR against alleged fake IAS trainee Tripti Singh for cheating Rs 50 million by promising a hotel lease, with her brother and an associate also named as accused.
Ashoknagar police have registered a fourth First Information Report (FIR) against a person identified as Tripti Singh, who is alleged to have posed as an IAS trainee. The FIR accuses her of defrauding a sum of Rs 50 lakh by assuring a lease for a hotel property that did not exist.
According to the complaint, Singh, along with her brother and an associate, approached victims with a fabricated promise of securing a hotel lease. The victims reportedly handed over the money in expectation of a legitimate lease agreement, which later turned out to be a ruse.
Law enforcement officials travelled to Ashoknagar to place Singh in production remand, indicating that the investigation is moving towards formal judicial proceedings. The involvement of her brother and a close accomplice has also been documented in the FIR.
This case marks the fourth FIR lodged against Singh, reflecting a pattern of alleged fraudulent activities linked to her false claims of being an IAS trainee. Authorities have warned the public to exercise caution in similar investment proposals.
According to the complaint, Singh, along with her brother and an associate, approached victims with a fabricated promise of securing a hotel lease. The victims reportedly handed over the money in expectation of a legitimate lease agreement, which later turned out to be a ruse.
Law enforcement officials travelled to Ashoknagar to place Singh in production remand, indicating that the investigation is moving towards formal judicial proceedings. The involvement of her brother and a close accomplice has also been documented in the FIR.
This case marks the fourth FIR lodged against Singh, reflecting a pattern of alleged fraudulent activities linked to her false claims of being an IAS trainee. Authorities have warned the public to exercise caution in similar investment proposals.