A case of cheating of crores of rupees from hundreds of youth in the name of getting jobs in Russia has come to light in Gonda, Uttar Pradesh. Where the owner of Multi International Emigration Council extorted lakhs of rupees from hundreds of youth in the name of jobs. When these people reached Delhi airport, it was busted. After which the youth created a ruckus in front of Gonda Kotwali police station.
It is being told that an advertisement for providing job abroad was issued by the Multi National Emigration Council Company located in Utraula located in the Nagar Kotwali police station area. After which he got about 200 to 300 youth to deposit lakhs of rupees per person. The swindlers fraudulently prepared the call letter for their visa agreement and collected huge amount of money in the name of getting them a job in Russia.
Cheating in the name of getting a job in Russia
When hundreds of these people reached Delhi airport, the fraudster was exposed there; when he called the company employees, he switched off his number. After which hundreds of youth reached the police station and created a ruckus and demanded investigation into the entire matter.
In this case, Awadhesh Kumar, who was the victim of fraud, has filed a case against 6 employees of Multi International Emigration Council in the Kotwali police station area under various sections including fraud, forgery. On the basis of the complaint, the police have registered a case against 6 named Vivek Kumar, Zulfikar alias Jumman, Manisha, Sarika, Aryan and Deepak under BNS 319(2),318(4),338,336(3),340(2).
The victim youth lodged a complaint in the police station
The complainant told in his complaint that he had applied after seeing the advertisement. When he reached this company, an employee named Vivek told him that he gets visas for jobs in Russia. Other people present there also assured him of this. After which on December 29, he transferred Rs 30 thousand to the company’s account. After 6 days, he went to the office and gave one lakh rupees.
After giving the money, Vivek called him to the office and gave him the forged visa agreement and offer letter and said that on the basis of this you will get the job. When he reached Delhi Airport on 24 February, he saw that there were around 200 people like him standing there who had come to go to Russia. But, there was nothing like that there. When he called Vivek, he also found it switched off.
After which these people realized that they had become victims of fraud. In this case, if the money per person is added, then an amount of more than Rs 1.5 crore has been embezzled by the swindlers. Police have registered the case. Further legal action is being taken.
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