1 held in city for interstate job scam
The arrested accused, identified as Manish, used to conduct interviews of job aspirants, it added.
The miscreants used to promise jobs to youths from Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, besides the state after training them in govt departments against a payment of Rs 20,000 to Rs 40,000. One of the students became suspicious and lodged a complaint with the CID.
The personnel, led by ASP (CID) Deepak Kumar, found around 300 trainees.
Many submitted complaints against the head of the institute and sought help for recovery of their money.
SP (Rural) Praveen Pushkar stated, "Police would carry out further investigation to ascertain the scale of crime and arrest more persons, if needed. The victims of the racket would also be identified."
Around a dozen trainers detained during Saturday's search operation have been released on bond.
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