Mangaluru: City police have arrested one person for allegedly raising money from the victim after promising a work visa in Lithuania.
Study the complainants who do not have the right job decide to work abroad and in the first week of April, go to the Defendant’s office – Jeri Ithiel Sikha, 32.
The complainant is offered a work visa for Lithuanian office work with a salary of Rs 3.5 Lakh per month, which is RS payment 5.5 lakh must be made.
The source said the jewelry was guaranteed and paid Rs 1 lakh cash and another lakh was transferred to a bank account from the defendant through Neft.
Realizing the agency is not authorized, the complainant requests a refund.
When a complainant failed to get a visa or refund, a complaint was submitted at the North Mangaluru police.
The defendant offered work in Lithuania and Australia and had connections with recruitment companies in Bengaluru, studied.
City Police Commissioner N Shashi Kumar said the police had released a list of official recruitment agents in Mangaluru City and asked people to approach the police if they had been cheated.
“More victims have approached the police after they heard about this case,” he said.