Delhi Police Cracks Down on Fake Recruitment Drive Allegedly Masquerading Under Ministry of Rural Development
The Delhi Police's Cyber Crime unit files an FIR following a complaint by the Ministry of Rural Development about a fraudulent recruitment drive falsely linked to them. The purported scheme, featuring fake ads from a non-existent organization, demands registration fees. Investigations are underway.
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The Delhi Police's Cyber Crime unit has launched an investigation following the lodging of a First Information Report (FIR) by the Ministry of Rural Development. The complaint highlights a fraudulent recruitment scheme attempting to capitalize on the ministry’s name.
According to the details in the FIR, fake advertisements claimed to be from the National Rural Development & Recreation (NRDR) Mission were discovered. These ads falsely presented the organization as operating under the ministry's auspices and featured images of officials and a requirement for registration fees on its website.
The Ministry clarified that NRDRM is not affiliated with them and confirmed no advertisements were issued for such posts. A public warning was released to alert citizens about the scam. Police investigations under Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita are ongoing to uncover those responsible.
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