By Gwurld4026 
Arrest Made: Woman Accused of Job Scam
Recent incidents have highlighted the prevalence of fraudulent schemes targeting job seekers. Notable cases include:
Keonjhar, India: Pramila Parida was arrested for allegedly operating a fake recruitment racket since 2020, defrauding numerous aspirants of approximately Rs 1 crore by promising them jobs in the health department.
Kenya: Maria Wangare Kamunge, alias Rish Kamunge, was arraigned for her involvement in a job scam targeting Kenyans seeking employment in Mauritius. Victims reported paying between Sh200,000 and Sh400,000 for job placements, only to discover that the promised opportunities were nonexistent.
Mayurbhanj, India: Three individuals, including Manoj Acharya, were arrested for impersonating a senior IAS officer and deceiving at least 15 job seekers, collecting around Rs 20 lakh by promising them government jobs in railways, police, and outsourcing firms.
Goa, India: Priya Yadav and her accomplice, Rohan Venji, were arrested for allegedly duping individuals by promising them jobs in the railways, collecting significant sums of money before disappearing.