<span style="color: #222222;">A day after police unearthed a racket in Chhattisgsarh , one of the victim turned up and reported to police that the accused have collected Rs 4.20 lakh from him for a job with Prasar Bharati .<br />'' <br />'' Anurag Dewangan, a youth hailing from Dongergarh in Rajnandgaon district, came to know about the police raid and the arrest of accused Abhijit Sharma from media reports and turned up at the police station on Saturday (20th March).<br />'' <br />'' According to police, Dewangan said in his statement that the accused had given him an offer letter for a job with Prasar Bharati and collected Rs 4.20 lakh. Police have stepped up an investigation and are trying to contact others who have fell victim to the job racket on the basis of copies of offer letters found during the raid.<br />'' <br />'' Police had raided an office in state capital Raipur on Friday following a tip-off that a fake office of Prasar Bharati, National Outreach bureau, All India Radio and Press information Bureau (PIB) were functioning in an office complex. </span><br />'' <br />'' <span style="color: #222222;">Police raid revealed that the accused had put up boards of offices under Prasar Bharati and was running a job racket. Subsequently, accused Abhijit Sharma, who was present at the office, was arrested. </span><br />''