Noida, April 8: The police from the Bisrakh station in Greater Noida have arrested a notorious fraudster who scammed individuals out of millions under the pretense of sending them abroad for jobs. Authorities recovered a significant amount of fake work visas, agreement letters, and other documents from the suspect.
On April 8, local intelligence assisted in the operation that led to the arrest of Ishaq Yunus, son of Yunus Usman, near the Hindon River bridge in the Char Murti area. The 38-year-old suspect hails from the Domala Road area of the Ganj district in Rampur.
During the arrest, police seized 50 fake work permit entry passes, three agreement letters from a company called Critonica, three contract letters related to the Maldives, a photocopy of a fake Aadhaar card, his original Aadhaar card, a PAN card, a checkbook, and three mobile phones. The suspect made shocking revelations during interrogation.
He confessed to charging individuals between ₹1.5 lakh to ₹2 lakh by promising them jobs abroad. He presented himself as ‘Santosh’ and had created a fake Aadhaar card under this name to avoid raising suspicion.
The fraudster gained the trust of victims by showing them fake work permits, entry passes, and contract letters. Police stated that he had been executing such scams for a considerable time and had deceived many people. Currently, authorities are investigating to identify other members of this gang and the total number of victims.
A case has been registered at the Bisrakh police station under various sections. Police are conducting further inquiries with the suspect and are working to uncover his network. They have urged the public to avoid trusting unknown individuals or agencies promising overseas jobs and to thoroughly investigate any payments before proceeding.
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