Delhi: Police bust fraud call centre offering jobs in airlines

New Delhi: Police on Sunday said they have busted a fraud call centre and arrested its two owners for allegedly duping hundreds of job aspirants from different states by promising them employment in a private airline. Ten people who were working as tele-callers in the call centre were “bound down” that means they have been booked in the case and directed to remain available for investigation, whenever required.

Deputy commissioner of police (east) Priyanka Kashyap said that some days ago, the district’s cyber cell received a complaint from IndiGo airline that some people were running a racket in the name of providing jobs in the airline at various airports in India. The cheats were also issuing fake appointment letters on the company’s behalf. Accordingly, a case was registered and investigation was taken up.