Fake Job Letter

A former employee of IndiGo Airlines has been arrested for duping a family in the national capital of Rs 50 lakh on the pretext of providing jobs at the airline.

SBI never publishes names of shortlisted/selected candidates on the website.

Two men were arrested for allegedly duping people with fake appointment letters of government bodies, including central ministries, police said on Saturday.

The income tax department on Tuesday cautioned general public against falling prey to fraudulent job offers

At least 50 people have been conned in a job racket operated by clerks working at the Bareilly's Chief Medical Officer and officials at a district women's hospital, the police said today. Using fake appointment letters and forged certificates, the applicants were promised jobs and lured into paying huge sums of money. The jobs, however, never mater...

The government's fact check organisation, PIB Fact Check, has warned job seekers against a fake job advertisement that is being circulated on social media.

A fake job appointment letter has been issued on the letterhead of RBI by a private agency, government's fact check team, PIB Fact Check, has confirmed.

The fake appointment letters pertain to the Combined Higher Secondary Level (CHSL) exam which is conducted by Staff Selection Commission (SSC).

Fake job offers are a major concern for job seekers in India.

A case has been registered against six people for allegedly duping 21 job aspirants of Rs 1 crore on the pretext of providing employment in the Railways, police said on Wednesday.

The gang had issued fake appointment orders and training letters to the youngsters.

Staff Selection Commission (SSC) warned about some 'unscrupulous elements' sending fake appointment letters to the aspirants and it advised the candidates to be vigilant and wary of them.

A former employee of IndiGo Airlines has been arrested for duping a family in the national capital of Rs 50 lakh on the pretext of providing jobs at the airline.

SBI never publishes names of shortlisted/selected candidates on the website.

Two men were arrested for allegedly duping people with fake appointment letters of government bodies, including central ministries, police said on Saturday.

The income tax department on Tuesday cautioned general public against falling prey to fraudulent job offers

At least 50 people have been conned in a job racket operated by clerks working at the Bareilly's Chief Medical Officer and officials at a district women's hospital, the police said today. Using fake appointment letters and forged certificates, the applicants were promised jobs and lured into paying huge sums of money. The jobs, however, never mater...

The government's fact check organisation, PIB Fact Check, has warned job seekers against a fake job advertisement that is being circulated on social media.

A fake job appointment letter has been issued on the letterhead of RBI by a private agency, government's fact check team, PIB Fact Check, has confirmed.

The fake appointment letters pertain to the Combined Higher Secondary Level (CHSL) exam which is conducted by Staff Selection Commission (SSC).

Fake job offers are a major concern for job seekers in India.

A case has been registered against six people for allegedly duping 21 job aspirants of Rs 1 crore on the pretext of providing employment in the Railways, police said on Wednesday.

The gang had issued fake appointment orders and training letters to the youngsters.

Staff Selection Commission (SSC) warned about some 'unscrupulous elements' sending fake appointment letters to the aspirants and it advised the candidates to be vigilant and wary of them.