The shocking news has come from West Bengal. Enforcement Directorate (ED) arrested Sujoy Krishna Bhadra, popularly known as ‘Kalighat er Kaku’, on Tuesday night in connection with a job scam in West Bengal. Bhadra is accused of cheating and money laundering in connection with the scam in which people in various government departments were promised fraudulent jobs. The ED alleged that Bhadra and his associates had demanded large sums of money from would-be job seekers by promising them jobs. They were promised placements in education, police, health and other government sectors. However, the ED said that after taking the money, no jobs were provided and the money was diverted through shell companies and illegal routes.
Kalighater Kaku’s arrest
The ED has claimed that its associates had created a new modus operandi to mislead people by claiming they had a direct connection to senior government officials who could provide jobs. They had also promised job security for life. The West Bengal job scam has created unrest and mistrust among job seekers in the state. The case has been under investigation by police and other government agencies for several years, and ED’s arrest of Bhadra is seen as a significant breakthrough in the case.
Job scams are not a new phenomenon in India. Thousands of people are scammed each year by bogus recruitment agencies promising jobs abroad, in call centers or in government offices. These scams often look a lot like genuine job offers and attract people who are desperate to find work. It is essential that people become aware of such job scams and do a thorough investigation before applying for jobs. One should not rush to pay money for a secure job taken on the recommendation of friends or relatives. Instead, it is better to verify the authenticity of the job offer, companies and placement agencies.
Paying money upfront for the promise of a job is never a good sign, and it’s always a good idea to check these types of offers through reputable sources before investing any money. The job scam in West Bengal has fooled many job seekers and caused anxiety among people. The arrest of Sujay Krishna Bhadra, also known as ‘Kalighat er Kaku’, by the ED is a commendable step in bringing the people behind the scam to justice. However, it is essential that we all remain cautious and aware of such scams in order to avoid falling victim to such fraudulent activities. Follow for more interesting updates.
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