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UK Job Fraud Victims Seek Telangana Government Intervention
Nine people say they were cheated while trying to get jobs in the United Kingdom.
They said a group called “Nandus World, UK” promised them jobs and work visas.
The victims said they paid crores of rupees altogether.
They allege that the promised jobs and visas never arrived.
They also say their money was not returned.
The victims asked Telangana officials to help investigate the case and recover their money.
They gave their complaints to the CM Pravasi Prajavani platform and to senior officials.
One victim had already filed a police complaint in Andhra Pradesh.
Nine alleged victims of a UK job-placement fraud approached the CM Pravasi Prajavani platform for help recovering their money.
The victims said they collectively paid crores of rupees after being promised UK jobs and work visas by “Nandus World, UK”.
They alleged that the accused—Madhukar Jagarlamudi, Ramanandana Anne and Mohan Rao Jagarlamudi—provided neither jobs nor visas and did not refund the money.
The victims requested an Economic Offences Wing case, a detailed investigation, bank-account freezes and recovery of their funds.
One victim had already filed FIR No. 141/2026 at Addanki U.P.S. police station in Andhra Pradesh on July 4.
- Who
- Nine alleged victims from Hyderabad, Warangal, Secunderabad, Guntur, Siddipet and Surat, along with the accused named by them.
- What
- The victims sought government action over an alleged UK job-placement fraud and recovery of their money.
- Where
- The grievances were submitted through CM Pravasi Prajavani in Telangana; the FIR was filed at Addanki U.P.S. police station in Andhra Pradesh.
- When
- The victims recently submitted their grievances; one victim filed FIR No. 141/2026 on July 4.
- Why
- The victims allege they paid crores of rupees for UK jobs and work visas that were not provided, and that their money was not refunded.
Key facts
- Victims
- Nine people
- Alleged organisation
- Nandus World, UK
- Alleged accused
- Madhukar Jagarlamudi, Ramanandana Anne and Mohan Rao Jagarlamudi
- Money sought
- The victims allege they collectively paid crores of rupees
- Requested agency
- Economic Offences Wing
- Existing police case
- FIR No. 141/2026 at Addanki U.P.S. police station
- Date cited for FIR
- July 4
Sources
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