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₹2.91 Lakh Job Scam Qatar: Sikar Victim Scammed, Accused Dares Action

Qatar Job Fraud Case ₹2.91 Lakh Cheating

Qatar Job Fraud Case ₹2.91 Lakh Cheating

Rajasthan: In Sikar, a young man fell victim to a fraud scheme, losing ₹2.91 lakh under the pretext of securing a job for him in Qatar. When the young man demanded the return of his money from the accused, the latter retorted, “You cannot harm me in any way. I have dealt with many people like you.” Upon being threatened with a police complaint, the accused identified as Kiran Babu blacklisted the young man’s phone number. The Dadia Police Station has registered a case and initiated an investigation. The victim had met the accused agent in Goa, where he was lured into the scam.

Om Prakash Sain, a resident of Khori Brahmanan within the Dadia Police Station jurisdiction, filed a complaint at the Dadia Police Station. He stated that he previously worked in the accounts department of a hotel in Goa. During that time, he became acquainted with Kiran Babu Bhandari, a native of Karnataka. In October 2024, Kiran Babu called Om Prakash and informed him that his brother was opening a supermarket in Qatar.

Passport Submission for Visa Processing

The complaint further detailed, “They require a number of people to work there.” Kiran told Om Prakash that if he or anyone he knew was interested in working abroad, they should send photographs of their passports. Acting on Kiran’s instructions, Om Prakash discussed the possibility of sending six individuals abroad and facilitated direct communication between them and Kiran. Kiran assured them, “Send the photos of everyone’s passports; everyone will receive a visa.” He also stipulated that half of the payment had to be made upfront, while the remaining balance would be paid after they had secured employment there.

Repeated Delay in Visa Assurance

The complaint further stated: “Subsequently, ₹3.36 lakh was transferred to Kiran Babu.” Kiran continued to stall for a considerable period regarding the issuance of the visas. When Om Prakash demanded the return of his money, Kiran refunded ₹45,000 but has now refused to return the remaining ₹2.91 lakh. Kiran told Om Prakash, “You cannot harm me in any way. I have dealt with many people like you.”

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