Civil servant who fraudulently racked up £280,000 by secretly working several full-time jobs remotely 'couldn't perform even basic tasks', jury told

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Civil servant who fraudulently racked up £280,000 by secretly working several full-time jobs remotely 'couldn't perform even basic tasks', jury told

Kashim Chowdhury, pictured leaving his house in east London, is accused of fraud by holding down several government jobs at the same time, earning hundreds of thousands of pounds in the process.