International Job Scam Exposed in Maharashtra: 21 Duped
A case of job fraud has emerged in Thane, Maharashtra, where four individuals allegedly duped 21 job-seekers out of Rs 15.34 lakh by promising overseas employment. The main accused include Sanjaykumar Ratankumar and his colleague Ayan. A complaint has been filed, and police investigations are ongoing.
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Authorities in Thane district of Maharashtra have registered a case against four individuals accused of duping 21 job-seekers out of Rs 15.34 lakh under the pretense of offering overseas employment. Among the accused is the owner of a private firm, who allegedly orchestrated the scheme alongside a colleague and two unidentified women.
The fraudulent operation was brought to light when a victim approached the Bhiwandi City police station, detailing how they were coaxed into believing they had secured a job at Marina Mall in Kuwait. To make the offer appear legitimate, the victims were shown a fake employment agreement and issued forged visas.
Initial investigations suggest a well-planned scam, with at least 21 individuals caught in its web. Law enforcement officials emphasized that the probe is still underway, as they work to bring those responsible to justice.
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