Trio target 60 in foreign job scam
The Chembur police are looking for three men who cheated over 60 job aspirants on the pretext of getting them employment in Singapore and the case came to light on Saturday after one of the victims, Kaushalkumar Kushwaha (24), a resident of Navi Mumbai, approached the Chembur police. Kushwaha, a welder, told the police that he was duped of Rs 60,000. He had been offered the work of a welder at Singapore.
Kushwaha was to leave for Singapore on November 3. "But on November 2, one of the accused called him up. Kushwaha was told that his journey abroad had been postponed because of incomplete documents. Kushwaha never heard from the men again,'' a police official said.
The accused Premkumar alias Mohammed Sharif (45), Sajid Ahmed (45) and Jaafar (35) offered jobs for positions of welders, electricians, computer operators, air-conditioner mechanics and JCB operators. They used to charge between Rs 30,000-70,000. A cheating case has been registered.
Source: TOI
Kushwaha was to leave for Singapore on November 3. "But on November 2, one of the accused called him up. Kushwaha was told that his journey abroad had been postponed because of incomplete documents. Kushwaha never heard from the men again,'' a police official said.
The accused Premkumar alias Mohammed Sharif (45), Sajid Ahmed (45) and Jaafar (35) offered jobs for positions of welders, electricians, computer operators, air-conditioner mechanics and JCB operators. They used to charge between Rs 30,000-70,000. A cheating case has been registered.
Source: TOI
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