Assam: Rs 30-Lakh Oil India Job Scam Unearthed in Dibrugarh

A suspected job fraud has come to light in Dibrugarh, Assam, centering around allegations that a man collected approximately Rs 30 lakh from several unemployed youths. According to reports, the accused allegedly approached job seekers with false promises of securing employment in Oil India Limited. Victims from locations such as Dharmanagar in Tripura and Patharkandi in Assam reportedly paid substantial sums of money in exchange for these promised positions.

One of the complainants, a 24-year-old job seeker from Tripura, stated that she paid Rs 4.5 lakh and later discovered that the appointment letter she received was fake. After experiencing what she considered an inadequate response from local administration and police, she submitted a formal complaint to the Senior Superintendent of Police in Dibrugarh to request a thorough investigation into the matter.

In addition to the job fraud allegations, the complainants raised further accusations claiming that the accused had previously been jailed for an ATM theft case in Moran, and alleged that he was involved in creating fake documents and selling rented vehicles. Authorities have not yet verified these additional claims through a formal investigation or judicial proceeding.

Not yet reported: The articles do not mention whether a formal police case or FIR has been registered, nor do they report any arrests or official statements from the accused.