Bareilly man defrauded of five lakhs and held hostage in Saudi Arabia under false job pretext

A case of major fraud involving a job abroad has emerged in Bareilly. According to a report by Amar Ujala, the victim alleged that he was lured with the promise of a driver job in Saudi Arabia. In exchange for this promise, five lakh rupees were extracted from him.

Upon reaching Saudi Arabia, the victim discovered the reality of the situation. Instead of being given a driving position, he was held hostage. He was kept in difficult conditions and forced to perform tasks like herding goats, which was completely contrary to the initial agreement.

When the young man protested against this treatment and demanded his money back, the accused began issuing threats. The victim reported that he was threatened with death, which left him in a state of fear. This situation became extremely distressing and challenging for him.

Following the report of this incident, the local police have taken action. Based on the victim's complaint, a formal report has been filed against the accused under relevant sections. The police are now investigating the entire network of this fraud to apprehend the perpetrator.

This incident serves as a serious example of fraud committed in the name of overseas employment. Often, people seeking a better future fall into the traps set by such con artists. Authorities have advised people to thoroughly verify credentials before paying any agent for jobs abroad.

Currently, the police are examining every aspect of the case. Further legal action is being taken based on the victim's statements. The incident has caused a stir in the area, with residents emphasizing the need to be cautious against such scams.

According to the Amar Ujala report, the police have assured that strict action will be taken against the guilty after the investigation. The police team is working to ensure justice for the victim and is in the process of gathering evidence.