Archive · 17 Aug 2025
Telangana Women Exploited Through Fake IT Job Promises
In Telangana, India, a disturbing situation unfolded where young women were tricked with fake IT job offers.
They were promised high-paying jobs in the US.
After paying for training, they were taken to parties and given drugs, sometimes without knowing.
They were then exploited and had their money taken.
These women, often from humble backgrounds, were groomed into this lifestyle.
Sadly, they were introduced to drugs and sexual assault.
Now, they're getting help through counseling and treatment to overcome the trauma they faced.
Young women in Telangana were lured with fake IT job offers and subjected to drug abuse and sexual exploitation.
Victims were recruited via social media and shady job consultants with promises of high salaries in the US.
The women were given drugs, including LSD, MDMA, and date rape substances, often without memory of events.
At least six women have been identified as victims, and were sent for counselling and treatment.
The victims, from modest backgrounds, were easily persuaded to invest savings for promised IT opportunities.
- Who
- Young women seeking IT jobs, a small-time businessman, and job consultants.
- What
- Young women were drugged, exploited, and had their savings taken under false promises of IT jobs.
- When
- The exploitation began last year, with the arrest happening in May 2023.
- Where
- Telangana, India.
- Why
- Women, often from modest backgrounds and seeking better opportunities, were targeted and lured into the racket.
Victims' Perspective
Accused Perspective
Motivation
Victims' Perspective
Victims saw the jobs as a way to improve their lives and escape financial hardship.
Accused Perspective
The accused saw the victims as a way to make money.
Grooming
Victims' Perspective
Victims were introduced to drugs and sexual assault as part of the company culture.
Accused Perspective
Accused systematically groomed and exploited victims.
- Location
- Telangana, India
- Victims
- Young women, primarily with basic qualifications
- Modus Operandi
- Fake job offers, promises of US jobs, and social media recruitment
- Drugs used
- LSD, MDMA, cocaine, and date rape drugs
- Victims Identified
- At least six
- Counseling
- Mandatory counselling for addiction
- Accused's role
- Posing as IT company owner.