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Woman Loses ₹10.08 Lakh In Fake Part-Time Job Scam In Indore

Indore (Madhya Pradesh): A woman was defrauded of Rs 10.08 lakh through an online scheme disguised as a lucrative part-time job offer. Following a complaint by the victim, Iti Jain, Aerodrome police registered a case against unidentified individuals and initiated an investigation. According to police, the fraud began in July when Iti came across a part-time job advertisement while browsing…

Woman Loses ₹10.08 Lakh In Fake Part-Time Job Scam In Indore

A woman in Indore, Iti Jain, has lost ₹10.08 lakh in a fake part-time job scam. The fraud began when she encountered a job advertisement on Instagram, leading her to interact with a Telegram page managed by a user claiming to be an NSE receptionist. She was then instructed to perform rating tasks for hotels and restaurants in exchange for commissions, with her personal and bank details obtained under the guise of crediting profits.

Over time, she transferred substantial sums of money before realizing she had been scammed. Police are currently investigating the case and tracing the involved bank accounts and digital footprints.

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