Archive · 20 Sep 2025
Two Arrested in Fake Job Racket with Vietnam Links
Two men, Sahdev Singh and Neeraj, were arrested for running a fake job scam.
They tricked a man in Delhi out of Rs 3.12 lakh by promising him a job and visa to Australia.
The men worked with others in Vietnam who targeted Indians looking for work in places like Australia and Canada.
The scammers used fake identities to hide their real names.
They convinced the victim to transfer money by saying he needed to show a cryptocurrency balance.
The victim never got the job or a refund.
Two men were arrested for running a fake job racket targeting Indians.
The accused operated in coordination with racketeers in Vietnam.
A Delhi man was cheated of Rs 3.12 lakh.
Victims were promised jobs and visas to Australia and Canada.
The accused used fake identities to conceal their actions.
- Who
- Sahdev Singh and Neeraj
- What
- Ran a fake job racket and duped a man of Rs 3.12 lakh
- When
- Friday
- Where
- New Delhi and Etah, Uttar Pradesh
- Why
- To defraud job seekers
Victims
Perpetrators
Financial Loss
Victims
Victims suffered financial loss from the fraudulent schemes.
Perpetrators
Perpetrators gained financially through deceitful means.
Deception
Victims
Victims were deceived with false promises.
Perpetrators
Perpetrators employed deceitful practices to obtain money.
- Accused
- Sahdev Singh and Neeraj
- Racket Type
- Fake Job Syndicate
- Victim Location
- Delhi
- Victim Loss
- Rs 3.12 lakh
- Targets
- Indians Seeking Foreign Employment
- Destination Countries
- Australia and Canada
- Modus Operandi
- Promises of Visas and Jobs
- Vietnamese Connection
- Racketeers based in Vietnam
Sources
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