The accused, identified as Amit Khosa (47), Kanav Kapoor (27), Binoy Sarkar, and Shankar Mondal, through their fake website used to receive a registration fee of ₹199 per applicant.
JeevanPramaan is a biometric-enabled digital service for one crore pensioners of Central Government, State Government, and other Government organizations.
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