Faridabad: Five nabbed in airlines job scam

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Updated At : 12:05 PM Jul 20, 2022 IST

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Faridabad, July 19

The cyber cell of the Faridabad police has arrested five persons in the airlines job scam so far.

The arrested have been identified as Mutib, Fayyaz, Mohammed Fayim, Shahbaz and Lalit. All five were arrested from Delhi. A laptop, two mobile phones, a cheque book and Rs 3.97 lakh in cash have been recovered from their possession. The cyber cell has registered a case in this regard on June 24 on the complaint of Subhash (24), an unemployed graduate looking for a job online. Subhash, a resident of Faridabad, was duped of Rs 6.8 lakh by a group of fraudsters, who offered him a job in a prestigious airline.

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