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28 job seekers from Tamil Nadu become victims of railway job scam.
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Job seekers made to count trains at New Delhi Railway Station, duped of over Rs 2.5 crore
New Delhi, Dec 20: At least 28 people from Tamil Nadu were deployed at different platforms of the New Delhi Railway Station every day for eight hours for a month to count the arrival and departure of trains and their coaches, unaware they were victims of an employment scam.They had been told that this was
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Counting Trains Was Part Of "Training" In This Job Scam Worth Crores
At least 28 people from Tamil Nadu were deployed at different platforms of the New Delhi Railway Station every day for eight hours for a month to count the arrival and departure of trains and coaches, unaware they were victims of an employment scam.
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SCAM Alert: Job Seekers From TN Made To Count Trains At New Delhi Railway Station, Duped Of over Rs 2.5 Crore
In a latest employment scam, at least 28 people from Tamil Nadu were deployed at different platforms of the New Delhi Railway Station every day for eight hours for a month to count the arrival and departure of trains and their coaches, unaware they were being scammed.
Source: india.com
Job seekers made to count trains at New Delhi Railway Station, duped of over Rs 2.5 crore - Jammu Kashmir Latest News | Tourism
New Delhi, Dec 20: At least 28 people from Tamil Nadu were deployed at different platforms of the New Delhi Railway Station every day for eight hours for a month to count the arrival and departure of trains and their coaches, unaware they were victims of an employment scam. They had been told that this was part of their training for positions of travel ticket examiner (TTE), traffic assistants and clerks, and each of them paid amounts ranging between Rs […]
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