Kerala police intensified a search for suspects involved in an alleged multi-crore Canada job fraud. Authorities suspect an international racket duped numerous job seekers of large sums of money by promising employment opportunities in Canada. The investigation gained momentum after police rescued seven migrant workers who were allegedly confined in a rented building near the Cheranalloor junction in Kochi.
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Kerala police intensified a search for suspects involved in an alleged multi-crore Canada job fraud. Authorities suspect an international racket duped numerous job seekers of large sums of money by promising employment opportunities in Canada. The investigation gained momentum after police rescued seven migrant workers who were allegedly confined in a rented building near the Cheranalloor junction in Kochi.
According to investigators, the perpetrators allegedly collected around thirty lakh rupees from each victim under the guise of arranging jobs abroad. Ten individuals, including the prime accused from Karnataka who reportedly resides in Canada, are currently absconding. Meanwhile, a West Bengal native was apprehended in connection with the case and placed under remand.
To dismantle the wider network, Cheranalloor police have reached out to law enforcement agencies in other states to gather information and track down the fleeing suspects. Investigators believe the gang operated across multiple regions using a similar method and are planning to take the arrested suspect into custody for detailed questioning.
Not yet reported: The articles do not mention the total number of victims nationwide or the total aggregate amount stolen in the multi-crore scam.
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One suspect is currently under remand while police search for ten other absconding individuals and coordinate with law enforcement in other states.
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Job seekers and migrant workers, including seven individuals who were rescued from confinement after being duped of lakhs of rupees.
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