Delhi News: A shocking incident has come to light from Delhis Wazirpur Market, where Preeti Malhotra is accused of running a fake job placement center. The organization allegedly takes money from job seekers, promising employment, but fails to deliver on its commitments, leaving candidates frustrated and defrauded.Viral Video Exposes AltercationThe controversy escalated when a video surfaced online, purportedly showing the HR manager of the alleged fake job center physically assaulting a woman who was demanding her money back. The video has gone viral on social media, sparking outrage and calls for action against the accused.Several job seekers have reportedly stepped forward, claiming that they were lured into paying hefty fees under the guise of guaranteed jobs. One victim stated, They promised me a secure position and took my hard-earned money, but nothing happened. When I asked for a refund, I was ignored.KINDLY INTERVENE @DcpNorthDelhi @DelhiPolice @CPDelhiPreeti Malhotra is allegedly running a fake job centre in Wazirpur Computer Market where they take money from candidates in name of job but then dont do anythingWhen news channel @JhalkoDelhi exposed this after… pic.twitter.com/qlOxQXLRDQ— Deepika Narayan Bhardwaj (@DeepikaBhardwaj) November 18, 2024Legal and Social OutrageThe incident has triggered widespread criticism, with netizens and locals demanding strict action against the alleged scammers. Activists and lawyers have urged victims to file official complaints to ensure justice. Authorities are being called upon to investigate the matter thoroughly and bring the perpetrators to book.Cases like these highlight the growing prevalence of fraudulent job centers in metropolitan cities. Experts advise job seekers to verify credentials and avoid paying upfront fees for job placements. Awareness campaigns are being advocated to protect vulnerable candidates from such schemes.Authorities Yet to RespondWhile the video has garnered significant attention, official statements from law enforcement are awaited. The incident has once again underscored the need for stringent measures to combat employment fraud in urban markets.
