New Delhi, Aug 24: Delhi Police has busted a fake airline job racket with the arrest of six people, officials said on Monday.
The accused were allegedly involved in duping job seekers by promising them employment in airlines, officials said.
According to police, the accused allegedly targeted people looking for airline jobs and used the promise of employment to deceive them.
The police have launched an investigation into the racket to ascertain the extent of the fraud and identify other people who may be involved in the network.
Further details about the arrested persons, the modus operandi of the racket and the amount allegedly involved in the fraud are expected to be shared by Delhi Police at a press conference.
The case comes amid repeated instances of fraudulent recruitment schemes in which job seekers are targeted with fake offers for employment in airlines and other reputed organisations.
Police have advised job seekers to verify recruitment offers through the official websites and authorised channels of airlines before making any payment or sharing personal or financial information.
Further investigation is underway.
