Hyderabad, April 14 --  The Jubilee Hills Police on Tuesday, April 14, arrested two members of a fraudulent overseas job consultancy that allegedly cheated unemployed youth of lakhs of rupees by promising work visas for European countries, officials said.

The firm, operating under the name "Trivial Chapter," allegedly collected between Rs 4 lakh and Rs 5 lakh per candidate by promising jobs in Greece, Romania, Italy and Serbia. After receiving the money, the accused issued forged offer letters and cut off all contact with the victims, the police said.

The accused have been identified as Lanka Nirupama, vice-president (south zone), and Mamidi Arun Raj, regional manager (Telangana) of the firm.

How the racket operated

The gang alle...