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Eight Complainants Allege Rs. 50 Lakh Visa and Job Fraud
Eight people went to the police commissioner in Vijayawada with a complaint.
They said someone promised to arrange visas and jobs in other countries.
They alleged that Rs.
50 lakh was collected from them.
The complainants named Naresh Kumar and said others were involved too.
They said the money went into accounts belonging to three people in Chennai.
They also said their original passports were taken.
They asked the police to investigate and help get their money and passports back.
The allegations have been presented as a complaint, not as proven findings.
Eight people approached the Vijayawada police commissioner alleging they were defrauded.
They said Rs. 50 lakh was collected with promises of visas and overseas jobs.
The complainants named Naresh Kumar, a placement officer at Amrutha Hotel Management Institute in Chennai, and others.
They alleged the money was transferred to bank accounts belonging to Arun Kumar, Uday Kumar and Senthil Kumar.
The complainants also said their original passports were taken and sought an inquiry, help recovering the money and return of the passports.
- Who
- Eight complainants; they named Naresh Kumar and others in their allegations.
- What
- They alleged a Rs. 50 lakh visa and overseas-employment fraud and sought police assistance.
- Where
- The complaint was made to the police commissioner in Vijayawada; the named institute and account holders are based in Chennai.
- When
- Why
- The complainants said money and original passports were collected after promises of visas and overseas jobs.
Key facts
- Complainants
- Eight people
- Alleged amount
- Rs. 50 lakh
- Promise
- Visas and overseas employment
- Named placement officer
- Naresh Kumar, who the complainants said worked at Amrutha Hotel Management Institute in Chennai
- Named account holders
- Arun Kumar, Uday Kumar and Senthil Kumar
- Additional item allegedly collected
- The complainants' original passports
- Request
- An inquiry and help recovering the money and passports
Sources
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