Archive · 6 Oct 2026
Fraudulent Recruiters Target Nizamabad Youth With Overseas Job Offers
Some young people looking for work in the erstwhile Nizamabad district are reportedly being promised jobs abroad.
The jobs are said to be in supervision, administration or store management.
Recruiters allegedly promise good salaries.
They reportedly charge applicants Rs 1.5 lakh to Rs 3 lakh.
Some agents are said to give candidates fake job contracts.
Candidates are reportedly sent abroad on tourist or visit visas instead of work visas.
The agents tell them that work permits will be arranged after they arrive.
The report says the youth may then face serious hardships.
Unregistered agents are reportedly targeting unemployed youth in the erstwhile Nizamabad district.
Recruiters allegedly promise supervisory, administrative and store-management jobs abroad with attractive salaries.
Applicants are reportedly charged between Rs 1.5 lakh and Rs 3 lakh.
Some recruiters allegedly provide fake employment contracts and send candidates on tourist or visit visas.
Candidates are reportedly told that work permits will be arranged after they arrive.
- Who
- Unemployed youth in the erstwhile Nizamabad district and unregistered overseas recruitment agents.
- What
- Agents allegedly collect fees, promise overseas jobs, and send candidates on tourist or visit visas using fake contracts.
- Where
- Nizamabad, Kamareddy, Bodhan and Armoor; promised jobs are abroad, including in the Gulf and Russia.
- Why
- The agents reportedly exploit unemployed youth by promising lucrative overseas employment.
- Reported recruitment locations
- Nizamabad, Kamareddy, Bodhan and Armoor
- Alleged fee
- Rs 1.5 lakh to Rs 3 lakh per applicant
- Promised roles
- Supervisory, administrative and store-management jobs
- Destinations mentioned
- The Gulf and Russia
- Reported visa arrangement
- Candidates are allegedly sent on tourist or visit visas, with work permits promised after arrival.
- Reported recruiter status
- The agents are described as unregistered.