Delhi Police bust fake Thailand Airline 'Yo Air' job racket

Delhi Police arrested a man named Sanket Jha, a resident of Kandivali, Mumbai on Friday, for allegedly cheating incent people seeking employment in ‘Yo Air’ airlines.

Delhi police received a call regarding a quarrel at hotel Metropolitan by Ms. Shipra Singh, resident of ida through whom job racket was discovered. 

Shipra reported that she came across an Instagram p regarding an interview for Cabin Crew in ‘Yo Air’ Airline. She ded that after initial screening, she was sent an e-mail for an interview of manment round in Delhi at a hotel near Bangla Sahab Gurudwara. 

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Fake Airline uncovered

When she reached place, Sanket Jha, who was conducting her interview asked for a Demand Draft of Rs 2.55 lakh prior to selection.

Moreover, Shipra found out that re was such Airline named 'Yo Air' in Thailand and y were being cheated. She also informed that over 250 people came to Delhi for interview.

Delhi police registered case and nabbed Sanket Jha from hotel Metropolitan. accused was accompanied by two female associates. Furr action on matter is underway.

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Fake currency racket busted

An inter-state fake currency racket was busted and two persons arrested after vendors at a vegetable market in Jharkhand raised an alarm, a senior police officer said on Monday, January 13.

two accused, including a woman, h attempted to buy vegetables with counterfeit currency tes at Gola area in district a day before, he said. vendor, who was approached with fake tes, h drawn attention of locals, who n informed police, SP Prabhat Kumar told reporters.

One of accused, during interrogation, confessed to being running a fake currency racket in Dhanb with help of three or persons, including two from Bihar's Nalanda district, SP said.

A team of police offers carried out a raid at a residence in Ma colony of Dhanb and seized a printing machine, 85GSM papers used in printing currency tes, printed tes of face value Rs 2000, semi-printed sheets of fake tes and laptop, Kumar said, ding that police were on lookout for or members of gang.

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(with inputs from ncies)