Coimbatore: A 68-year-old guy was once arrested on Thursday for duping five youths of Rs 7.60 lakh by promising them jobs in Singapore.
The arrested was once identified as N Venkatachalam, of Saraswathi Nagar at Kovaipudur right here. He had worked in Singapore a couple of years in the past. After he got here back to the town, he befriended Trichy-based Mangayarkarasai and advised her that he has good contacts in Singapore and will get first rate jobs for youths in that country, police said.
Believing this, Mangayarkarasai requested Charley, Ganesh, Karthick and Arockiyaraj Gladies Johnson, all hailing from Trichy, and Murugan from Pudhucherry to fulfill Venkatachalam for jobs in Singapore. All of them were degree holders.
Venkatachalam took Rs 1.60 lakh every from 4 of them and Rs 1.20 lakh from Murugan and gave them promissory be aware, mentioning he had gained cash from the youths in February 2016 for purchasing them jobs in a foreign country. When the five approached Venkatachalam difficult their a refund, he threatened them. They due to this fact lodged a complaint with the town crime branch police, who registered a case in opposition to Venkatachalam and Mangayarkarasi under Sections 420 (dishonest and dishonestly inducing delivery of assets) and 506 (i) (felony intimidation) of the Indian Penal Code.
The arrested was once identified as N Venkatachalam, of Saraswathi Nagar at Kovaipudur right here. He had worked in Singapore a couple of years in the past. After he got here back to the town, he befriended Trichy-based Mangayarkarasai and advised her that he has good contacts in Singapore and will get first rate jobs for youths in that country, police said.
Believing this, Mangayarkarasai requested Charley, Ganesh, Karthick and Arockiyaraj Gladies Johnson, all hailing from Trichy, and Murugan from Pudhucherry to fulfill Venkatachalam for jobs in Singapore. All of them were degree holders.
Venkatachalam took Rs 1.60 lakh every from 4 of them and Rs 1.20 lakh from Murugan and gave them promissory be aware, mentioning he had gained cash from the youths in February 2016 for purchasing them jobs in a foreign country. When the five approached Venkatachalam difficult their a refund, he threatened them. They due to this fact lodged a complaint with the town crime branch police, who registered a case in opposition to Venkatachalam and Mangayarkarasi under Sections 420 (dishonest and dishonestly inducing delivery of assets) and 506 (i) (felony intimidation) of the Indian Penal Code.
Man dupes overseas job seekers, arrested
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