Delhi Man Arrested for Rs 40 Lakh Job Fraud Using Fake Russia, Israel Offers

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A Delhi man has been arrested in connection with a job placement fraud amounting to Rs 40 lakh. The accused allegedly lured victims with fabricated employment opportunities in Russia and Israel. To appear credible, he provided forged documents including dummy air tickets, fake visas, and counterfeit job offer letters. Police confirmed the fraudulent materials were used to gain the trust of unsuspecting victims before defrauding them.

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