The city police are on the look-out for a person who cheated nearly 16 management students by allegedly taking money from them on the promise of providing them job abroad. Manish Kumar, complainant, who filed a case against the accused Mankeshwar Ram with Sadar police station alleged that the culprit came to his institute, INlEAD, in Sector-34, Gurugram while stating that he had good contacts in Singapore and Mauritius and he can provide job assistance to aspiring candidates. Somehow, the institute authorities fell into his trap and spread the information among the management students.
According to the police, the culprit had received eight lakhs from the institute management, which was collected by the institute staff from sixteen students. Additionally, the culprit was agreed that the remaining amount would be given after the release of appointment letters.
Thereafter, the institute staff tried to contact him for further moves but his phone was switch off, taking this on negative note, Manish Kumar, signatory authority, filed the case on being dubbed. The police have registered the case under the relevant sections. "We have spread the message among the several institutes running nearby about this incidence, meanwhile, we are trying to track his locations and putted culprit phone number on surveillance" said Sandeep Kumar, investigation officer.