HALF A DOZEN YOUTHS CHEATED IN THE NAME OF JOB IN RUSSIA

30-DEC-ENG 12

RAJIV NAYAN AGRAWAL

BUXAR-------------------------Half a dozen youths cheated in Russia on the pretext of getting good jobs and high salaries; they appealed to the SP. Most of the cases in the SP's public grievance redressal program were related to the Dumraon police station area, while some cases were from outside the police station area as well.

The SP listened carefully to all the cases and tried to provide justice to the victims with his wisdom. Among the most talked-about cases from outside the police station area was the case of cheating involving young people. On the pretext of getting good jobs and high salaries in Moscow.

Most of the cases in the SP's public grievance redressal program were related to the Dumraon police station area, while some cases were from outside the police station area as well.

The SP listened carefully to all the cases and tried to provide justice to the victims with his wisdom. Among the most talked-about cases from outside the police station area was the case of cheating involving young people, which included the case of half a dozen youths from Bihar and UP being cheated of Rs. 1.5 lakh each in the Russian capital.

The victims said that the fraudster took everyone to Mumbai and was saying that he would send them to Russia from there. To gain their trust,

he had also given them airplane tickets, but on the day he said they would leave for Russia, he did not give them their passports and visas and said that the company through which they were supposed to go had run away. Since then, he has been absconding. Sanjeet Kumar, a resident of Charmotiya Inar in Dumraon, Mutur Kumar Pal of Dhanha village in Simri police station area, Santosh Mishra of Keshopur, Dharmendra Kumar of Laxmanpur village in Narhi police station area of ​​Ballia district, Uttar Pradesh, Laljeet Kumar of Barka Khet, Rajnarayan Chaudhary and Bablu Chaudhary of Ramgarh in Kotwa, Kaimur district, and others, who had appealed to the SP, stated that they had met Dharmendra Nishad, a resident of Kotwa Narayanpur in Uttar Pradesh, near the famous Mangla Bhavani temple in Ballia district, Uttar Pradesh, on November 10, 2025. During this meeting, he deceived them all by promising them jobs in Moscow and took Rs. 1.5 lakh each from them on the pretext of making passports and visas.

The SP advised them that since the matter pertains to Uttar Pradesh, they should file an FIR at the nearest police station there, only then would the police be able to help them.