Mangaluru: Some prospective jobs have been cheated by Conmen, which have taken a large amount of money and promises their jobs at Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals Limited (MRPL).
The company has warned the public on immoral elements that deceive them on behalf of recruitment.
The victim was recently a graduate of MTech’s mechanical engineering and several others, who paid Conman, a taxi driver from Sullia.
Fraudsters have become Incommunicado after taking RS 7-8 lakh from every prospective job.
What’s more interesting is that fraudsters have a MrPL letterhead, the letter appointment letter and ID card, which resembles the original.
“A year ago, I met Shivanand Prabhu, a resident of Sullia, when he worked for a bicycle taxi company in Mangaluru.
He claimed that he was hired in Mescom, and took my number.
Somewhere around March this year, he called and said That he was now employed in the MRPL.
He also added several vacancies in accordance with my qualifications, and demanded that I have to pay some advance payment to stop the newspaper ad.
Without thinking twice I paid for money in advance.
Then, I met him at him A restaurant and also outside the MrPL in Surathkal.
He demanded more money, and said that it would be distributed among the other three MrPL employees.
I paid almost Rs 7.6 lakh, after borrowing from my friends on a different occasion.
Prabhu also sent an appointment letter for false MrLL meetings and identity cards from my appointment, to gain my trust.
When I deliver it Adari that I was cheated, I demanded money back.
He managed to restore around Rs 1.2 lakh in several transactions.
However, Prabhu became Incommunicado from the past few weeks.
He has also deceived several others with the same operandi mode, “the victim said.
The victim has filed a complaint at the police station Sullia, and an investigation into underway.
Dakshina Kannada Police Inspector Rishikesh Sonange said that he would see this problem.” We can conduct an investigation Only if the victim gives us complete details about job fraud.
“” The victims were advised to file complaints in such cases, “said N Shashi Kumar, Commissioner of the City Police, Mangaluru.
M Venkatesh, MD, MrLP said that the company had discussed the problem This is with the police to be investigated.
“We have received 2-3 fraud complaints in the past two weeks,” he said.
Even though the MrPL warning, many victims fell in love with job fraud
