Mangaluru: The police have warned prospective work to determine the recruitment agency for cheat work, especially for the Gulf countries, which tried to take advantage of the pandemic situation.
The police said that employment agents were not registered and illegal tarnishing candidates for Gulf.
Most of these candidates lost their jobs in the bay, and desperate to return.
Those who have lost their jobs here also want to go abroad.
These agents with the guise of recruiting blue collar workers in the Gulf countries, utilizing the situation, when there is no flight or visa issued for the same thing.
The police have created awareness about this problem with circulating a list of approved visa agents in the city, so innocent people are not cheated.
Kuwait-based expatriates Mohandas Kamates said that he recently found advertisements circulating on social media about recruitment for leading drinks companies in Kuwait.
It was found fake after a thorough examination.
Recruitment companies are not officially registered, and have no approval from competent authority.
“Kuwait has suspended flights directly to India, and there are no visas issued for the past 15 months.
In situations that are so limited, how can someone recruit and send job seekers abroad?” Kamath asked.
According to an executive of the Gulf approved the center of the medical center (GAMCA), there are no registered job recruitment agents officially taking any recruitment at this time.
The coastal city has seen several work fraud rackets in the past.
New and large reported in August 2019, where 34 victims landed in Kuwait because of job fraud, made suffering for more than eight months.
“The mind shares a list of official recruitment agents in the city, coming to the city police when we are investigating old cases.
Prevention is better than cure,” said Shankar, DCP (Law and Order), Mangaluru City Police.
MEA-approved institutions in Mangaluru Sunitha Flavia d’Souza, master solutions, Towers SL, close to Bunts Hostel; Andrew d’Souza, Royal Source Manpower Solutions LLP, Marpady Village, Moodbidri; Jayanth Fernandes, Career International, Biyanka Apartments, Bejai; Santosh Poojari, Skyway Recruiters, Falnir; Hameed Mohammed, Express Tours and Travels, Bunder; Abubakker, Asmax consultant, Adyar; Naveen Krishna Kanchan, Consultant Everserve Pvt Ltd, Attaavara; Syed Ansar, Suhana Travels, Falnir Road; Minal Xavier Shanbhogue, Gemini Enterprises, Kankanady Bypass Road; Farheen, Flyking International, Kankanady; Fayaz Ali Bolar, Al Farish International, Bendorwell and Aneesha, Ma Company, Nellikai Road.
Official agent, Kiran Kumar Company, International Outsourcing Consultation Services, Balatta; Ba Rehman, Rehama Enterprise, Bendorwell and Halima Nazia, Heera International Travelels Services, Balatta Road.
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