New Delhi
“A web designer, who knew Aman through a mutual friend, created the website, ‘www.embassytest.com’, on his instructions. we are verifying his claims Although the designer is claiming that he was unaware of Aman’s nefarious plans. He is being interrogated but has not been arrested yet. A case of cyber cheating by impersonation and forgery was registered in July at the New Delhi Cyber police station on a complaint by the embassy in the last week of June. “Aman’s immigration records were obtained and analysed. He was brought to Delhi and arrested.
A 25-year-old man from Bihar, who works as a stock control analyst in the United Kingdom (UK), was arrested for allegedly duping more than 50 Indian job aspirants to the tune of around ₹ 50,000 on the pretext of employment in Russian embassies, two police officers aware of the matter said on Thursday. The matter was brought to the police’s notice by the Russian Embassy in India, after it received complaints from 17 Indian citizens alleging monetary payment for registering themselves for job interviews to work in the embassies across the world. He returned to India on October 11.
The designer claims Aman told him that he sought to conduct mock tests for candidates aspiring for jobs in embassies,” one officer said, asking not to be identified. The job seekers mentioned that they had come across the employment opportunity on a popular job portal, a second officer aware of the case, asking not to be identified, said. We are interrogating him to verify his antecedents and ascertain if more people are involved,” the first officer said.
It showed that Aman travelled to the UK in December last year. Police said the accused, Aman Kumar, was arrested on Monday from Meerut in Uttar Pradesh just a day before he was scheduled to fly to the UK from the Delhi airport. They apprehended the web designer from Bhopal in Madhya Pradesh on Wednesday. We tracked his movement and nabbed him in Meerut on Monday.
Through technical investigation and tracking the transaction details, investigators identified the suspect as an Indian citizen, Aman Kumar, and found that he had been operating from the UK. The FIR was registered under sections 318, 319 and 340 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS).
