Kashim Chowdhury has been convicted of fraudulently holding down five taxpayer-funded jobs at the same time, racking up hundreds of thousands of pounds illegally by exploiting remote working.
Civil servant who duped bosses to hold down five jobs at the same time faces jail after being convicted of £280,000 fraud - with siblings now suing him over their dead mum's will

Kashim Chowdhury has been convicted of fraudulently holding down five taxpayer-funded jobs at the same time, racking up hundreds of thousands of pounds illegally by exploiting remote working.
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- Civil servant who duped bosses to hold down five jobs at the same time faces jail after being convicted of £280,000 fraud - with siblings now suing him over their dead mum's will.
- Kashim Chowdhury has been convicted of fraudulently holding down five taxpayer-funded jobs at the same time, racking up hundreds of thousands of pounds illegally by exploiting remote working.
- Kashim Chowdhury has been convicted of fraudulently holding down five taxpayer-funded jobs at the same time, racking up hundreds of thousands of pounds illegally by exploiting remote working.
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