Nadarigang sub-divisional police officer Imran Khan stated that the police conducted a raid in Kahuara village, arresting three suspects—Bhola Kumar, Rahul Kumar, and Prince Raj. They had been involved in unlawful activities for over a year. During interrogation, the fraudsters revealed that they posted Facebook advertisements promising Rs. 10 lakh for joining the ‘All India Pregnant Job Service’. “After seeing the ads, many people called them. In the name of registration, they asked for the customers’ PAN cards, Aadhaar cards, and selfies. They then collected money from those who fell for the trap under the guise of registration and hotel bookings,” the police official explained. Even in cases where the scheme failed, the gang promised compensation ranging from Rs. 50,000 to Rs. 5 lakh.
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