Archive · 9 Jun 2025
Fake Pregnancy Job Scam Dupes Youth in India of Funds
Some bad people pretended to offer easy jobs online.
They promised people money if they would make women pregnant, and also offered fake jobs at telecom companies.
They tricked people into paying fees for things like registration and security deposits, but there was no real job.
The police caught the scammers, including a man named Rajesh Kumar and some teenagers.
They are still investigating, and the scammers used social media to find their victims.
A company called 'All India Pregnant Job' promised Rs 5 lakh to those willing to make women pregnant.
The scheme targeted unemployed youth and students via social media.
Victims were tricked into paying fees for registration and other fabricated charges.
The police arrested four individuals, including the main accused, Rajesh Kumar.
The fraud extended to include fake job offers in telecom companies, promising high salaries.
- Who
- Rajesh Kumar and others, operating under the guise of the "All India Pregnant Job" and offering fake telecom jobs.
- What
- A cyber fraud scheme promising money to those willing to make women pregnant, along with fake job offers.
- When
- The fraud was exposed recently, with arrests made on June 9, 2025.
- Where
- Nawada, Bihar, India
- Why
- To defraud individuals out of money by luring them with fake job opportunities and registration fees.
- Amount Promised
- Rs 5 lakh
- Location
- Nawada, Bihar, India
- Main Accused
- Rajesh Kumar
- Number of Arrests
- Four
- Date of First Publication
- June 9, 2025
- Leading the SIT
- Cyber DSP Priya Jyoti