Archive · 9 Jun 2025
Morigaon Police Intensify Cybercrime Investigation, Job Scam Uncovered
The Morigaon police are cracking down on cybercrime and fake job offers.
They arrested four people running a scam that promised jobs at a Tata Semiconductor project.
These criminals used online groups to trick people into paying money for fake jobs, even creating fake documents.
The police are investigating the case and looking for any foreign involvement.
They have asked people to be careful of job offers and to report anything suspicious.
Morigaon police are intensifying operations against cybercrime and fake job rackets.
Four individuals were arrested for running a job racket in the name of the Tata Semiconductor project.
The scammers created fake online groups and offered jobs to unemployed youth.
The fraudsters collected money from victims by promising jobs and creating fake documents.
Police are investigating potential foreign links to the cybercrimes.
- Who
- Morigaon police, with arrests including Saikul Islam, Tufail Ahmed, Shakil Junaid, and Tarikul Ahmed.
- What
- Morigaon police are investigating cybercrime and a fake job racket.
- When
- Operations have been ongoing, with arrests made on Saturday.
- Where
- Morigaon district, with connections to Jagiroad and Shillong.
- Why
- To combat cybercrime and a fake job racket.
- Lead Agency
- Morigaon Police
- Primary Crime
- Fake Job Racket
- Job Scam Target
- Tata Semiconductor Project (Jagiroad)
- Mastermind
- Tarikul Ahmed
- Arrests Made
- Saikul Islam, Tufail Ahmed, Shakil Junaid, Tarikul Ahmed
- Modus Operandi
- Online Messaging Platforms